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Dismissal of case resolves a clash between Unilever and its wholly-owned subsidiary | Ice cream maker formerly accused Unilever of “covertly” causing the transfer of its trademarks. 16 December 2022
Patents
As he prepares to take up the reins at the Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys, incoming president Daniel Chew explores his historic appointment, the Unified Patent Court, and the dangers of burn-out. 15 December 2022
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Promotions make up part of one of the firm's largest new-partner classes |Substantial number of IP attorneys elevated to partner ranks. 14 December 2022
Patents
Against a backdrop of record growth in sustainable food production, two US makers of plant-based foods lock horns in a patent dispute with potentially wider consequences, reports Sarah Speight. 12 December 2022
Patents
Fierce litigation ends with multi-million dollar deal | Agreement includes promise to collaborate on “standards development”. 12 December 2022
Patents
An Irish licensing company sought to ban the importation of electric vehicles into the US | Original complaint targeted a number of high-profile auto manufacturers | If upheld, allegations would have significant impact on domestic manufacturing | Finnegan. 9 December 2022
Trademarks
Attempts to gain protection for 3D marks using trade dress in the EU reveal a lack of understanding between national IP offices, says Phillip Monteiro of Inventa. 9 December 2022
Patents
With the addition of USPTO director reviews and some key cases, the Patent Trial and Appeal Board has once again had a remarkable year, finds Muireann Bolger. 8 December 2022
Patents
‘Anti-suit’ injunctions in SEP cases carry fines of up to €130,000 a day, says EU | Blocking of Lithuanian exports and content also on the table | Full details of dispute and next steps. 8 December 2022
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