December 06, 2019
Managing IP rounds up the latest news and analysis from patent-focused businesses
December 05, 2019
Companies say it’s challenging to ensure that IP costs don’t spiral out of control, but that keeping close tabs on spending can allow businesses to stay within budget
Managing IP is seeking your views on how adequate your IP judicial system is, from recruitment to retention and quality of judgments
An exclusive interview with Justice Huber of the German Federal Constitutional Court and the results of our survey on mental health and wellbeing were among the most read
December 04, 2019
Managing IP has picked influencers from a range of countries and specialisms for their notable efforts in shaping the IP landscape in 2019
Our list includes 7 judges, the details of which you can find below along with the full list of names that make up the Top 50
Our list includes 9 public officials, the details of which you can find below along with the full list of names that make up the Top 50
Our list includes 11 notable individuals, the details of which you can find below along with the full list of names that make up the Top 50
Our list includes 15 industry leaders, the details of which you can find below along with the full list of names that make up the Top 50
Our list includes 8 IP authorities, the details of which you can find below along with the full list of names that make up the Top 50
Innovator drug companies express concern over the large number of generics being approved before patents expire in China
December 03, 2019
With England and Wales in need of IP judges, we ask experts in six European countries to explain their judicial appointments system and whether it could work elsewhere
December 02, 2019
The director of the PCT Legal Division and User Relations Division at WIPO talks about trends, challenges, questions, and more
Inter partes review has changed the patent dispute landscape and strategy, and important insights can be gained from the data, explain Corinne Atton of Venable and consultant April Breyer Menon
November 29, 2019
Brands say counterfeiters are turning more to social media platforms as traditional e-commerce providers become more engaged with IP owners
November 28, 2019
Managing IP rounds up the latest news and analysis of patent-focused businesses
Following World Mental Health Day, Max Walters seeks the views of in-house professionals on whether they struggle with workplace pressures, and asks how to improve wellbeing
Members of the Simmons & Simmons international practice examine a UK Supreme Court decision on inventor compensation and compare how courts across Europe and in China are approaching similar situations
Andrew White of Mathys & Squire reviews the potential for protecting IP in the space sector and provides some practical tips
Companies are increasingly adopting brands tied to specific values or aims, but they should tread carefully when it comes to trademarks, says Jessica Le Gros of Baker McKenzie
The introduction of patent term extensions is a positive step as China looks to become an IP powerhouse, but further clarification is needed, say Xiaofan Chen and Hai Liu of AWA Asia
Yohan Liyanage and Tracy Lu of Linklaters consider the IP issues that businesses could face in the EU when advertising or selling products using “extended reality” technologies
Managing IP’s annual survey ranks the top Patent Cooperation Treaty filers in the main patenting jurisdictions. Data compiled by CPA Global
Youping Ma and Guoquan Yang of Bridgeon compare the stances taken by US and Chinese examiners on AI-related patent applications
Guang Hou and Juan Wang of Liu Shen analyse changes to law in China concerning the Internet of Things, including amendments to graphical user interface design requirements and the handling of data
November / December 2019
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