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Ropes & Gray expands Life Sciences group
Ropes & Gray has added partner Paul Rubin to the firm’s Life Sciences group in Washington, DC.   1 December 2012
Copyright
Adduci Mastriani signs former ITC chair
Adduci, Mastriani & Schaumberg has hired partner Deanna Tanner Okun, who served two terms as chair at the International Trade Commission (ITC).   1 December 2012
Jurisdiction reports
Patent trolling at the USITC
The eyes of the technology world are following a proliferation of patent infringement lawsuits involving claims and counterclaims of infringement.   1 October 2012
Jurisdiction reports
It's a knockout! Publicity rights in the Philippines
The Honorable Court of Appeals upheld the right of publicity in the case of Andres Sanchez v Honorable Judge Ramon Paul Hernando, Emmanuel Pacquiao and the Office of the City Prosecutor of Quezon City.   1 October 2012
Trademarks
The fame game: well-known and famous marks in India
Indian courts and the Registrar of trademarks are broadly supportive of celebrity and well-known marks, as Mahua Roy Chowdhury explains.   1 October 2012
Trademarks
Spot the difference: when similar products aren't similar
Taiwan's IP Court has ruled that shoes and clothing cannot always be considered similar products for the purposes of trademarks, explains James Chao.   1 October 2012
Trademarks
Trademark vs trade name: which is more important?
When it comes to anteriority, in most jurisdictions the conflict between a trademark and a trade name is as old as trademark law. Raluca Vasilescu takes a look at a recent case.   1 October 2012
Jurisdiction reports
Amending Canada's trademarks regime
The Canadian Intellectual Property Office is considering amendments to the Trade-mark Regulations under the authority of the Canadian Trade-marks Act.   1 October 2012
Jurisdiction reports
Brothers in arms: use of the family mark
On February 17, 2012, the Malaysian High Court held in favour of the plaintiffs in Burukan Bin Mohamed & Two Ors v Sirajudin Bin Y Mohamed Mydin & Three Ors.   1 October 2012
Patents
Who's responsible? Reversing the burden of proof
Article 64 of China's Civil Procedure Law says a party shall be responsible for providing evidence to support its own propositions. But it's not always clear how far that's applicable in IP cases, as Yin Xintian explains.   1 October 2012

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