Does Your Mark Qualify To Be A Well-known Mark? – Intellectual Property – India – Mondaq News Alerts
Does Your Mark Qualify To Be A Well-known Mark? – Intellectual Property – India Mondaq News Alerts
Archive for October, 2021
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In: TRADEMARK NEWS
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In: TRADEMARK NEWS
Possible Reason Why WWE Abandoned Chelsea Green Trademark – Cultaholic
Possible Reason Why WWE Abandoned Chelsea Green Trademark Cultaholic
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In: COPYRIGHT NEWS
Bad Bunny gets sued for copyright infringement – Music – AL DIA News
Bad Bunny gets sued for copyright infringement – Music AL DIA News
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In: COPYRIGHT NEWS
Tropical Weather-Atlantic | National news from the Associated Press | wrex.com – WREX-TV
Tropical Weather-Atlantic | National news from the Associated Press | wrex.com WREX-TV
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In: COPYRIGHT NEWS
Delhi Police bust racket involved in pirating NCERT books – Hindustan Times
Delhi Police bust racket involved in pirating NCERT books Hindustan Times
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In: PATENT NEWS
Does the Court of Appeal’s 2:1 split in Thaler underline the need for legislative review? – The IPKat
Modern patent law is almost entirely a creature of statute’ ([136]; also [100]). It is thus central to examine the relevant statutory provisions.
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In: PATENT NEWS
Federal Circuit Wary Of Fee Bid In Semiconductor IP Feud – Law360
Under Texas law, a party can recover attorney fees on breach of contract claims only if it first demands payment from the other party. U.S. District Judge …
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In: PATENT NEWS
Yeti sues Igloo over drinkware products, alleging patent infringement – Houston Business Journal – Houston Business Journal
Yeti sues Igloo over drinkware products, alleging patent infringement – Houston Business Journal Houston Business Journal
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In: PATENT NEWS
Wash. Tribes Say Stanford Used IP For Cannabis Drug Patent – Law360
Wash. Tribes Say Stanford Used IP For Cannabis Drug Patent Law360
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In: PATENT NEWS
Bring on the Publicity Trolls: Federal Appeal Court Ruling Drastically Undermines Online Speech
State law claims are normally barred under Section 230, a law has enabled … so if publicity rights are intellectual property (“IP”), the theory goes, …