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Trademarks
Event draws nearly 10,000 registrants so far | Record post-pandemic numbers follow INTA CEO’s criticism of ‘unregistered’ attendees | Calendar’s biggest IP conference attracts counsel from Amazon, Microsoft, HP, Google, Apple and others. 7 May 2025
Trademarks
A dupe is, by definition, a copy—and a deception. But could it also erase the original mark? Johanna Gibson of Queen Mary University explores the implications of post-sale confusion. 7 May 2025
Patents
As Ukraine lifts the wartime pause on IP deadlines, the country's lawyers are determined to get back to business as usual—in spite of the ongoing missile attacks and power outages, finds Sarah Speight. 6 May 2025
Careers
The team brings experience in Section 337 investigations, post-grant proceedings, and complex patent litigation, having handled hundreds of ITC and cases and inter partes review petitions. 6 May 2025
Trade secrets
With insights from ArentFox Schiff, Brightseed Bio, and Corteva, this session examines how companies are balancing trade secret and patent protection to build stronger IP strategies. 6 May 2025
Patents
The landmark UK judgment by two ‘judicial heavyweights’ leaned heavily on valuation methodology, which reinforces two key principles, writes Matthew Noble of Bird & Bird. 2 May 2025
Careers
The New York firm introduces a Technology IP Litigation practice to complement its existing life sciences practice, bringing litigation expertise in AI, software, telecommunications, and medical devices. 2 May 2025
Patents
Arnold LJ and Birss LJ deliver highest value court-determined licence of its type on record l Award covers past and future sales over a 15-year period l Apple found to have gained an unfair advantage in prior licence negotiations l Judgment ‘corrects a clearly flawed prior ruling’. 2 May 2025
Careers
The veteran patent litigator says ‘it’s time for a change’ as he joins a small law firm in Rotterdam after more than two decades at Bird & Bird. 2 May 2025
Patents
Still leaving room for diplomacy, China’s innovation economy is nevertheless prepared for the trade war and has the regulatory tools to disregard foreign IP rights should it so choose, finds Sarah Speight. 1 May 2025
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