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Local patent rules see some changes Chicago Daily Law Bulletin Local patent rules see some changes- The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois issued several important changes to the local patent rules in late …
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Teva and Amgen Settle Over Kidney Disease Patent Infringement 24/7 Wall St. Teva Pharmaceutical shares made a handy gain on Thursday after it was announced that the firm has settled with Amgen for its treatment of secondary …
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Latham Adds Leading Copyright Litigator in San Francisco PRNewswire SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — Latham & Watkins LLP1 is pleased to announce that Joseph Wetzel has joined the firm’s San Francisco office …
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Thousands of Copyrighted Works Will Now Be Freely Available to Teachers Education Week Teachers—especially those of English or the arts—rely on famous works of literature, music, and film in their classes, copying and repurposing them to analyze …
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Today’s Pickup: New Chinese e-commerce law prohibits copyright violations and illegal knockoffs FreightWaves China introduces new e-commerce law; Brexit leading to shortage of labor in the manufacturing industry; oil prices decline on supply glut; Ninebot introduces a …
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After a 20-year freeze, copyright protections on classic books are finally expiring again The Hustle A 20-year freeze on copyright protections has finally thawed, allowing updated and reimagined versions of old classics to hit the shelves.
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Nirvana sue designer Marc Jacobs over alleged copyright breach The Guardian Representatives of the band are suing the brand over a logo in its Redux Grunge collection.
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Argument preview: When has registration of a copyright claim “been made”? SCOTUSblog Fourth Estate v. Wallstreet.com is one of two copyright cases on the Supreme Court’s January argument calendar. (The other case, Rimini Street v. Oracle, will …
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Businessman demands ¢2.3m from GBC over alleged copyright infringement Myjoyonline.com A businessman has petitioned parliament seeking its intervention to recover ¢2.3m from the GBC over alleged copyright infringement by the state broadcaster.
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“Hottest Fashion Brand in the World” Sues Children’s Clothing Company for Trademark Infringement Lexology In December 2018, high-end streetwear fashion label Off-White filed a lawsuit in the Southern District of New York against children’s clothing company Brooklyn …
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