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Patent eligibility reform seeks a seat at the legislative table American Enterprise Institute View related *content*: Intellectual Property, Technology and Innovation. One aspect of legislative patent reform is now seeking space on Congress’ crowded …
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Chilean singer drops copyright infringement suit against makers of Frozen’s Oscar-winning song, ‘Let it Go’ Firstpost Chilean singer Jaime Ciero has dropped the lawsuit that claimed that the Academy Award-winning ‘Let it Go’ from 2013 animation film Frozen was copied from …
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ETIQUS secures patent for golf timepiece invention in time for British Masters WatchPro ETIQUS’ founder has secured a patent from the European Patent Office for his golf timepiece invention. This grant is in addition to the US and UK patents that …
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Internet copyright laws Executive As the growth of a few digital giants with base in the United States and state intrusion into the online world have reached dimensions that were unimaginable just …
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Did the Dutch ‘steal’ this African food? BBC News It’s been the basis of Ethiopia’s staple dish for more than 2000 years, so how did a Dutch man claim ownership of the new ‘superfood’ teff?
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Safeguard corporate interests via patent litigation Vantage Asia The Supreme People’s Court set up a specialized IP tribunal on 1 January 2019, which takes the patent and other intellectual property (IP) civil litigations.
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Ikea tackles local business Stylkea in legal trade mark tussle The Age Kylie Hughes’ heart sank when a letter arrived in the post from Ikea’s lawyers. Her fledgling business Stylkea, which sells products enabling customers to …
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INPI’s role in patent nullity actions – which side will it choose? Lexology The National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI) is a federal agency linked to the Ministry of Economy. It is responsible for…
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New approach to trademark registrability Lexology On 16 March 2019 an amendment to the Industrial Property Law (30 June 2000) entered into force. It aims to implement the provisions in…
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Corporate Giant Sues VI Retailer Alleging Trademark Infringement St. John Source A dispute over use of a registered trade name has led retail giant Target Corporation to file a civil lawsuit against a Virgin Islands company doing business.
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