A multijurisdictional claim filed by InterDigital and a new spin-off firm in Germany were also among the top talking points ...
In Emotional Perception AI v Comptroller General of Patents, Designs and Trade Marks, the court allowed Emotional Perception ...
New awards, including US ‘Firm of the Year’ and Latin America ‘Firm to Watch’, are among more than 90 prizes that will recognise firms and practitioners ...
Duarte Lima, MD of Spruson & Ferguson’s Asia practice, says practitioners must adapt to process changes within IP systems, as well as be mindful of the implications of tech on their practices ...
The UK Supreme Court ruled against Oatly in its long-running dispute with Dairy UK today, February 11, holding that the term ‘Post Milk Generation’ cannot be used for non-dairy products.
A healthy number of trademark cases have recently been litigated in Malaysia. Lim Eng Leong and Shee Shu Wen of Henry Goh & ...
James Hill, general counsel at Norwich City FC, reveals how he balances fan engagement with brand enforcement, and when he ...
Kerstin Wolff of Maiwald explains how the EU’s provisional agreement on plants generated by new genomic techniques divides them into two categories, opening the market while preserving patent and regu ...
Fame means not all literary figure marks are created equal, says Charlotte Colthurst of Bird & Bird in examining an EUIPO ...
New CNIPA examination practices on non-use cancellation raise evidentiary requirements for petitioners. Ling Zhao of CCPIT ...
Hepworth Browne led Emotional Perception AI to victory at the UK Supreme Court, which rejected a previous appellate decision that said an AI network was not patentable ...
Jennifer Che explains how taking on the managing director role at her firm has offered a new perspective, and why Hong Kong ...
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