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Further debate ‘likely’ after hat-trick of CJEU judgments

Ed Conlon, 
Max Walters
July 31, 2019
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The CJEU delivered three copyright judgments this week covering issues ranging from song sampling to press publishers’ rights. Managing IP speaks to lawyers to analyse the rulings’ impact

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Ed oversees the coverage by Managing IP, chairs and presents the publication’s events and awards ceremonies, and commissions expert comment articles. He has knowledge of all areas of IP, including trademarks, patents and copyright.
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Max plays a key part in editing Managing IP’s news and analysis and overseeing the team of reporters. He also helps chair and present the publication’s events, as well as commissioning expert comment. He also reports on all aspects of IP, particularly trademark and copyright matters in Europe.
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