Meet The Judge: Delaware District Court’s Colm F. Connolly
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Archive for July, 2021
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In: PATENT NEWS
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In: TRADEMARK NEWS
Cointreau sues maker of ‘Quatreau’ CBD drinks over trademarks – Reuters
Cointreau sues maker of ‘Quatreau’ CBD drinks over trademarks Reuters
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In: PATENT NEWS
Skilled in the Art: Some Patents and IPRs Follow a Familiar Script – Law.com
Skilled in the Art: Some Patents and IPRs Follow a Familiar Script Law.com
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In: PATENT NEWS
Skilled in the Art: Some Patents and IPRs Follow a Familiar Script
I’m Law.com IP reporter Scott Graham. Here’s what’s cracking this week: • No need to reinvent the wheel for some patent owners and IPR petitioners. • At …
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In: PATENT NEWS
Google’s Transfer Bid Rejected in Patent Case
The defendants are represented by Potter Minton, PC. Tags; Devlin Law Firm · Google · Intellectual Property · Patent · Potter Minton · Technology.
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In: PATENT NEWS
The USPTO’s Patent Classification and Search Systems Have Jumped on the AI Bandwagon – JD Supra
The USPTO’s Patent Classification and Search Systems Have Jumped on the AI Bandwagon JD Supra
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In: PATENT NEWS
2021 Mid-Year Highlights in Canadian Life Sciences IP and Regulatory Law – JD Supra
2021 Mid-Year Highlights in Canadian Life Sciences IP and Regulatory Law JD Supra
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In: COPYRIGHT NEWS
Oracle files $7m copyright claim against NEC’s US limb over ‘unreported royalties’ from database distribution – The Register
Oracle files $7m copyright claim against NEC’s US limb over ‘unreported royalties’ from database distribution The Register
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In: PATENT NEWS
Slingsby Partners and IP Stars
We are delighted to be named one of Europe’s Leading Patent Law Firms 2021 by the Financial Times. The list of Europe’s leading firms for services …
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In: COPYRIGHT NEWS
Second Circuit Ruling on Andy Warhol Prints Weakens Copyright Claims – The National Law Review
Second Circuit Ruling on Andy Warhol Prints Weakens Copyright Claims The National Law Review