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CJEU judgement in Sky v SkyKick (case C-371/18)
The CJEU has today handed down its judgment in the eagerly anticipated Sky v SkyKick case. -
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Conversant Wireless v Huawei: patents valid & essential
The Patents Court of England and Wales has found two of Conversant Wireless’ patents to be valid and essential. -
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SPC case law update
In this webinar European patent attorney Garreth Duncan discusses important 2019 SPC-related developments starting with the long-running litigation between Gilead Sciences and a number of generics companies on SPCs for combination drugs, followed by two CJEU cases (C-650/17 and C-114/18) relating to how specifically an approved drug should be described… -
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UK patent litigation update
Solicitor Antony Craggs and European patent attorney Bénédicte Moulin discuss the main developments in UK patent law during 2019. -
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EPO case law and procedure
European patent attorneys Catherine Keetch and Bénédicte Moulin update listeners on the latest EPO case law and procedure. -
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Conversant Wireless v Huawei: patent validity issues can be raised in FRAND trial
In Unwired Planet v Huawei, the Court of Appeal affirmed that, following a determination that a standard essential patent was valid, essential and infringed, it has jurisdiction to determine the terms of a global FRAND licence. The prospective licensee then has the choice of accepting the licence or being injuncted… -
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Trade Mark Newsletter No.108
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The correct approach to comparison of signs in EU trade mark law
The Advocate General opines on an important question of European Union Trade Mark law. Different approaches to the comparison of signs have developed through case-law. Will the European Court of Justice take this opportunity to clarify which one is correct? -
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Nivea - recognise the blue?
After more than a decade, Beiersdorf’s abstract colour mark for NIVEA BLUE remains registered. The trade mark dispute, which has kept inter alia the German Federal Patent Court (Bundespatentgericht – BPatG) and the German Federal Supreme Court (Bundesgerichtshof – BGH) busy for over ten years has finally come to an… -
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McDonalds sweet dreams: theyre lovin it!
After a couple of well publicised losses (see 'related articles', right) McDonald’s finally score a victory, this time before the General Court. The case highlights however some surprising comments made by the General Court in terms of the comparison of marks regarding their similarity.
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