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Sheep don't follow authorisation: CJEU decides on Neurim SPC application
The CJEU has recently decided in favour of the applicant in the recent referral in Neurim. The decision is good news for Supplementary Protection Certificate (SPC) applicants and for research into new uses of known medicines, but like many recent CJEU decisions on SPCs leaves as many questions open as… -
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IP Translator - Court of Justice Judgment
The much anticipated CJEU judgment in the IP Translator case has just been given (see link below). As with many CJEU judgments the actual consequences of its judgment have been sent back for the referring Court (in this case the Appointed Person in the UK) to determine. -
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Apple v Samsung: UK High Court Hearing Set for 18 June
Following on from our recent articles regarding the ongoing dispute between Apple and Samsung, a date for the hearing of the declaration for non-infringement of Apple’s Registered Community Design at the UK High Court has been set. -
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Galaxy Tab Does Not Infringe Apple's Design
On Monday 9 July, Judge Birss QC held that Samsung’s Galaxy Tab tablet did not infringe Apple’s Registered Community Design 000181697-0001 -
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Samsung v Apple - Not As Cool, But Not Infringing
On 9 July 2012 a decision was issued by the UK High Court in the on-going dispute between Samsung and Apple. This decision concerns Apple’s Registered Community Design (R000181607-0001 (‘the RCD’) and a number of Samsung’s Galaxy Tab tablet computers. Specifically, this case related to a declaration of non-infringement of… -
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Yahoo! v Facebook: Peace Breaks Out
Among the plethora of patent battles taking place in the mobile device sphere, a less well reported battle between two internet giants has recently settled. The battle was between an old veteran of the web, Yahoo! and a new upcoming giant, Facebook. -
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Tomato Case Referral to Enlarged Board of Appeal G 2/12
EP1211926, sometimes referred to as the 'tomato case', has now been the subject of a second referral (G 2/12) to the Enlarged Board of Appeal. In the decision for the first referral, G 1/08, the Enlarged Board of Appeal had addressed three questions with respect to the application of Art… -
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No Need to Prove Detriment to Distinctive Character
On 22 May 2012, the General Court of the European Union (GC) concluded that the proprietor of an earlier trade mark was not required to produce evidence of a change in economic behaviour of the average consumer in order to show detriment to the distinctive character of such mark for… -
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Marketing and the London 2012 Olympics
In our March 2012 newsletter, we looked at some of the principles underlying the Olympic brand and various ways in which the investment of the official partners and licensees, and thereby the Games themselves, are protected. We also gave a brief guide to some of the ‘do’s and don’ts’ of… -
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Trade Mark Newsletter No.63
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