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Patents
Early signs show that US v Arthrex is unlikely to herald a spate of inter partes reviews, but may fuel uncertainty around the scope of the acting USPTO director’s role, lawyers have told WIPR. 5 August 2021
Trademarks
UK-based Glebe Farm Foods has won its trademark dispute with Swedish dairy alternative brand Oatly over Glebe’s PureOaty drink. 5 August 2021
Patents
The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has upheld a Texas court ruling that an online subsidiary of Victoria’s Secret cannot be sued for patent infringement in the state. 5 August 2021
Copyright
Athletes are barred from sharing unlicensed videos of the Olympic Games on social media platforms, the International Olympic Committee has reiterated. 5 August 2021
Copyright
Latham & Watkins has hired former Skadden Arps litigator Anthony Sammi to join the firm’s New York practice as partner and global vice chair of IP litigation. 4 August 2021
Trademarks
Amid major investment in infrastructure, there will be a spike in trademark applications in Egypt, Inês Sequeira of Inventa International predicts. 4 August 2021
Trademarks
Optics tech company Corning has succeeded in barring US imports of rival high density fibre optic equipment after the International US International Trade Commission upheld a ruling that the US company’s IP rights had been infringed by multiple competitors. 4 August 2021
Influential Women in IP
The Black Lives Matter movement has led a rallying cry for greater equality for people of diverse backgrounds. IP lawyers of colour tell Muireann Bolger why the legal sector has reached a turning point. 30 July 2021
Patents
Wyze is facing one of its robot vacuums being delisted from Amazon unless it can convince a US court it hasn’t infringed a Xiaomi and Rockrobo patent. 22 July 2021
Influential Women in IP
IP litigator Tiffany Cunningham has made history by becoming the first-ever Black judge at the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. 20 July 2021
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