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Trademarks
South-east Asian law firm Tilleke & Gibbins has added an attorney to its trademark practice group. 1 August 2012
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As one of the most recognisable fashion brands in the world, Lacoste’s logo is its key asset. WIPR caught up with chairman Michel Lacoste and IP counsel Nathalie Moullé-Berteaux. 1 August 2012
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Sometimes it can be difficult to identify exactly how patent owners and assignees are set up, which can pose problems if you want to do business, as Ian Pearce explains. 1 August 2012
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Two years ago, Estudio Delion had a meeting in the US with the lawyer for one of the world’s leading bearings manufacturers. 1 August 2012
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The provisions of Brazil's patent law are largely TRIPS-compliant, but there are two major inconsistencies: its working requirements, and ANVISA's mandatory substantive examination on pharma patent applications. 1 August 2012
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Turkey is fast becoming one of the most important developing economies for international businesses, but its intellectual property system sometimes struggles to keep up, as WIPR finds out. 1 August 2012
Jurisdiction reports
For the first time, the Federal Court has granted an order by which a Canadian trademark registration was quashed and the matter was sent back to the Registrar of Trade-marks to consider a Statement of Opposition. 1 August 2012
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Bayer Schering Pharma AG and Bayer (Pty) Ltd v Pharma Dynamics and The Registrar of Patents 1 August 2012
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The enactment of the Intellectual Property Code on June 6, 1997, was a landmark in the history of the IP system of the Philippines. 1 August 2012
Copyright
Digital start-up Mixcloud had to confront copyright issues early. WIPR talks to co-founder Nico Perez about how to stay out of trouble as a start-up and why the models need to change. 1 August 2012
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