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South Korea is leading the way towards gender parity in invention patents, according to statistics released by the World Intellectual Property Organization today. 26 April 2018
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We need to take concrete steps to get more women promoted in law firms, on the bench and in government roles, says Annsley Merelle Ward, senior associate at Bristows. 26 April 2018
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Asta Valdimarsdottir, director of the operations division of the Madrid Registry at WIPO, discusses the need for a shift in attitudes and gender strategies. 26 April 2018
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Women’s innovation has to be encouraged by all sectors of industry, not just IP, explains Christine Jennings, president of Anaqua Services (a provider of IP management solutions). 26 April 2018
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Role models are important and we must shout about our achievements, says Tania Clark, president of the Chartered Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys. 26 April 2018
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I appreciate that many barriers have already been knocked down for me, and I now feel that my opportunities are endless, says Adraea Brown, trademark counsel at Harley-Davidson. 26 April 2018
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Flor Bermúdez, partner at BGAL Asociados, hails the growing female workforce and networking opportunities. 26 April 2018
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Laëtitia Bénard, leader of Allen & Overy’s Paris IP practice and co-head of the life sciences group, outlines her hopes for the right legacy for future generations of women. 26 April 2018
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Canada-based toy company Spin Master has taken rival Mattel to court, accusing the multinational of infringing patents used in its transforming Bakugan robots. 26 April 2018
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Lionel Messi, considered one of the world’s greatest-ever footballers, has obtained victory at the EU General Court after it overturned a European Union Intellectual Property Office finding that Messi couldn’t register his trademark. 26 April 2018
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