Genentech, Amgen, SiriusXM, Eastern District of Texas, Donald Trump, BlackBerry, Nokia – the week in IP

February 23 2017

Genentech filing a biosimilars complaint against Amgen, SiriusXM being granted summary judgment in a pre-1972 copyright case in New York, filing in the Eastern District of Texas slumping, Donald Trump being approved for a trade mark for his name in China, and BlackBerry suing Nokia for patent infringement were in the recent intellectual property news

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Clinical trial medicine, for the covid-19 coronavirus, on clipbo

Clinical trial protocols disclosed without results: a threat to patent novelty?

In the first of a two-parter, lawyers at Santarelli analyse the patentability of therapeutic inventions where publication of clinical trial protocols occurs before the application's filing date

Gabrielle Faure-André , February 02 2026

Patents

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Invention leadership in the AI age: Insights from the world’s top innovators

Arun Hill at Clarivate assesses the Top 100 Global Innovators 2026 list, including why AI has assumed a strategic importance for innovation

Arun Hill, February 02 2026

Managing IP Awards

Managing IP EMEA Awards 2026: shortlists to be revealed in February

Practitioners and law firms should keep their eyes peeled for the shortlists for our annual awards

Max Walters, February 02 2026

Patents

View of a crowd with a network of connections. Big data, smart city, wifi concept.

Talent Tracker 2025 review: Morgan Lewis tops list for US partner hires

Despite a broader slowdown in US IP partner hiring in 2025, litigation demand drove aggressive lateral expansion at select firms

Sanjana Mishra, January 30 2026

Patents

Partners greenlight Winston & Strawn-Taylor Wessing merger

Winston Taylor is expected to launch in May 2026 with more than 1,400 lawyers across the US, UK, Europe, Latin America and the Middle East

Noemi Distefano, January 30 2026

Patents

This week on MIP: Ex-Google employee convicted of trade secrets theft | India proposes design reform

News of White & Case asking its London staff to work from the office four days a week and a loss for Canva at the Delhi High Court were also among the top talking points

Sukanya Sarkar, January 30 2026

Patents

‘A next generation boutique’: Anand & Siu seeks to fill market gap

With boutiques offering an attractive alternative to larger firms, former Gilbert’s partner Nisha Anand says her new firm will be built on tech-smart practitioners, flexible fees, and specialised expertise

Sanjana Mishra, January 30 2026

Two IP barristers among latest group to ‘take silk’

IP specialists Jonathan Moss and Jessie Bowhill, who worked on cases concerning bitcoin, Ed Sheeran, and the Getty v Stability AI dispute, received the KC nod

January 29 2026

Patents

Beautiful skyline of Dubai city at night in United Arab Emirates

Weekly take: AIPPI’s Dubai decision shows DEI is a ‘tick box’ exercise

Hannah Brown, an active AIPPI member, argues that DEI commitments must be backed up with actions, not just words

Hannah Brown, January 29 2026

Patents

A lot of Kodak film cartridge. :Latvia, Talsi, february 5, 2024

UPC update: Kodak hit with €1.7m penalty | CoA judges take oath

A ruling in the Kodak v Fujifilm dispute and a win for Google were among the major recent developments

Max Walters, January 29 2026