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CRISPR/Cas9 - patent rights to an important technology
Two groups of academic researchers are battling in various jurisdictions around the world to secure patent rights to a revolutionary gene-editing technology. -
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Patent renewal fees and your patent representative
If your European representative is responsible for paying the renewal fee on a European patent application then, not surprisingly, they must ensure that you, the applicant, are reminded that the renewal fee is due and take appropriate action. But what if another party is responsible for paying the renewal fee… -
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Patent Newsletter No.52
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Are trade marks in other languages confusingly similar?
Recent decisions of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJ) in El Corte Inglés v OHIM and the General Court (GC) in Rotkäppchen-Mumm v OHIM have considered the issue of whether a trade mark and its foreign language equivalents are confusingly similar or likely to give rise to… -
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New Trade Secrets Directive expected during 2016
The Trade Secrets Directive was initially proposed by the European Commission in November 2013. It followed two studies published in November 2011 and April 2013 that found a divergence in national laws, some of which inadequately protect businesses and act as a deterrent to cross-border innovation activities. -
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Brand owner beats cybersquatter...again!
The High Court has confirmed that the mere registration of a domain name may amount to passing off. The court also clarified that it did not have jurisdiction to hear appeals of Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP) or Dispute Resolution Service (DRS) decisions. -
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Taxi! for 3D shape marks: London Taxi Company
The High Court handed down a decision in a case that deals with a wide spectrum of intellectual property issues, including average consumer assessment, validity of 3D shape marks, trade mark infringement and passing off. What is particularly interesting about this decision is that it highlights the difficulty of enforcing… -
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Preparing your IP for exhibitions and trade shows
A trade show is a highly effective platform to raise awareness of your new product, discuss collaborative work within your technology or sector, as well as an ideal opportunity to gain inspiration, secure funding and seek out advice. Be cautious however that lack of IP planning doesn't mean losing more… -
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Trunki loses Supreme Court appeal: PMS v Magmatic
In a decision that will no doubt disappoint many design right holders, Magmatic today lost its appeal to the UK Supreme Court in its case against PMS, who sell the competing "Kiddee Case". -
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EPO patent official fee increases - as of 01 April 2016
The European Patent Office (EPO) has recently announced increases to many of its official fees for patent services to come into effect from 01 April 2016.
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