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Trademarks
The precedent sets out rules around confusingly similar marks and bad faith filings, explains Miguel Bibe at Inventa. 11 April 2022
Trademarks
A computer scientist’s estate has appealed an award handed to self-proclaimed Bitcoin inventor Craig Wright, who won a lawsuit to secure IP rights to the technology. 11 April 2022
Patents
Kathi Vidal has been confirmed as the new permanent director of the US Patent and Trademark Office by the US Senate in a voice vote yesterday. 6 April 2022
Patents
The US International Trade Commission has agreed to investigate iFIT’s exercise bikes, treadmills, ellipticals and rowing machines following a complaint from Peloton. 5 April 2022
Patents
Videogame giant Nintendo must once again face claims that its Switch, Wii, and Wii controllers infringe a patent following a US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit's precedential decision to resurrect the case. 4 April 2022
Influential Women in IP
The Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines has launched incentive programmes in a bid to boost the participation of women inventors and designers in innovation activities. 4 April 2022
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A New York federal jury has convicted a former General Electric engineer over an alleged conspiracy to steal turbine technology trade secrets to benefit China. 4 April 2022
Trademarks
Online reselling storefront StockX accused Nike of having a “fundamental misunderstanding” of how non-fungible tokens (NFTs) work, as it fired back at Nike’s trademark lawsuit against it. 1 April 2022
Copyright
The Russian government has legalised the import of goods into the country without the permission of IP owners, according to an announcement yesterday. 31 March 2022
Patents
An Illinois judge has sided with technology company HP, in a decade-long dispute over the infringement of a data archival patent. 31 March 2022
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