Monkey selfie, Teva, Apotex, CRISPR patent pool, Eli Lilly, Jawbone, Shipping and Transit – the week in IP

July 18 2017

The 9th Circuit hearing the latest instalment in the monkey selfie story, a Teva trade secret suit, the Broad Institute joining discussions to create a CRISPR patent pool, Eli Lilly settling a Cialis dispute with generics, Shipping and Transit being ordered to pay attorneys’ fees twice in a week and the value of Jawbone’s portfolio were in the recent intellectual property news

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Beyond the headlines: The true winners of the Pizzeys merger have yet to emerge

The Pizzeys-Griffith Hack integration was designed to create a stronger Australian IP platform but with several ex-Pizzeys principals now gone, the deal's success may depend on where clients place their trust

Sukanya Sarkar, September 07 2026

Patents

Description amendments? Depends on the type of consistency

Thomas Lonsdale and Hsu Min Chung of HGF explore the practical impact of the EPO’s Enlarged Board of Appeal’s decision in G1/25 and its interplay with G1/24

Hsu Min Chung, September 07 2026

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From chatbots to robots: Gibson Dunn eyes next AI talent war

The firm’s recent IP hire and launch of a new robotics industry group signal an effort to capture work emerging from AI entering the physical world

Sanjana Mishra, September 07 2026

Patents

Finnegan joins growing wave of firms moving into Texas

Another firm sets up shop in Dallas, bringing its patent disputes capabilities to one of the US’s busiest litigation venues

Sanjana Mishra, September 04 2026

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Weekly take: Is 'boutique' becoming a meaningless label?

Entrepreneurial IP lawyers are still launching specialist firms, but increasingly with larger teams, broader coverage and greater infrastructure than the boutique model once implied

Max Walters, September 04 2026

Patents

Bringing value to business: Shook Lin & Bok’s IP offering

Jevon Louis explains how Covid led to a focus on local clients, discusses why mediation is successful in Singapore and reflects on the growing demand for AI advice

James Nurton, September 03 2026

From zero to 500: NTD’s 40-year journey

An increase in instructions from domestic companies and litigation for international clients are driving success for the Chinese IP firm, according to two lead partners

James Nurton, September 02 2026

Patents

Ex-Khaitan equity partner bets on scale with IP boutique launch

Ankur Sangal said he wants his team, nearly 30-strong already, to respond to a growing demand for specialist, commercially focused IP advice in a ‘rapidly evolving’ Indian market

Sukanya Sarkar, September 02 2026

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What AI really asks of IP leaders

As AI adoption accelerates across corporate IP departments, Simon Webster, president of IP at Clarivate, argues that success will depend less on technology alone and more on data quality, workflow design, and organisational readiness

Simon Webster, September 02 2026

Patents

US judge Albright returns to ‘big law’ with A&O Shearman move

After months of speculation over his next move, former Texas patent judge Alan Albright has found a new home at the firm’s Austin office

Sanjana Mishra, September 01 2026