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CJEU plans to resume hearings in late May
The Court of Justice of the European Union will resume hearings from May 25, if conditions allow, while, in the US, courts are considering a gradual reopening.   29 April 2020
Patents
COVID-19: Work together, but make sure to keep your secrets
Christopher Kroon of Duane Morris outlines the role non-disclosure agreements may play as companies band together to overcome the COVID-19 pandemic.   29 April 2020
Trademarks
Working in perfect harmony
Using AI-backed systems, trademark attorneys are able to make faster, better and cheaper decisions, says Lisa Wright of TrademarkNow.   28 April 2020
Trademarks
Fair play for trademark owners
Bin Zhang and Lei Fu of CCPIT Patent and Trademark Law Office advise trademark owners on what evidence they should collect to persuade the Chinese courts to grant higher rates of compensation.   28 April 2020
Patents
Striding towards a better system
Changes to the Indian patent rules have improved the IP regime for rights owners, as Ranjan Narula and Suvarna Pandey of RNA, Technology and IP Attorneys explain.   28 April 2020
Patents
Choosing the right patent software for better results
There have never been so many IP tools and technology aides on the market, but how do you decide which ones are going to help your business? Martin Bijman of TechInsights explains.   28 April 2020
Trademarks
At your service
For the IP service provider sector, the past few years have been awash with changes that have altered the way the sector develops and operates. What is the new normal, and how will this change in the coming year? Sarah Morgan of WIPR reports.   28 April 2020
Patents
Indefinite claims at the PTAB
Petitioners that attempt to take advantage of the PTAB raising an indefiniteness challenge to patent claims will likely fail, as Hailey Bureau and Chad Rink of Birch, Stewart, Kolasch & Birch explain.   28 April 2020
Trademarks
Brand protection beyond Brexit: are businesses prepared?
David Potter of HGF explains the headline findings of a survey on brand protection post-Brexit.   28 April 2020
Copyright
Georgia ruling leaves states and contractors in an awkward position
State bodies and legislators cannot own the copyright to any works produced in the course of their official duties as lawmakers, the US Supreme Court has ruled.   28 April 2020

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