Apple, WARF, Qualcomm, Google, Richard Prince, CLASSICS Act, STRONGER Patents Act, Tam – the week in IP

July 26 2017

A judge more than doubling WARF’s damages award, Qualcomm taking its Apple dispute to Europe, Google filing for a US injunction against its Canada Supreme Court loss, a judge allowing the Richard Prince copyright suit to proceed, the CLASSICS Act being introduced, the chances of success for the STRONGER Patents Act and applications for offensive trade marks were in the recent intellectual property news

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Trademarks

Monday at INTA: Firms seek tech prowess | Stop ‘showing off’ and add value online

Annual Meeting hears that IP firms are targeting hires with technical literacy in a fragmented landscape, and that those that build an online presence will distinguish themselves from the digital chaos

May 04 2026

Trademarks

Sunday at INTA: ‘Future-proofing’ IP practice | developing future leadership

How law firms can secure themselves in a technology-driven IP landscape and how IP teams can develop future leadership were among the top talking points

Sukanya Sarkar, May 03 2026

Managing IP Awards

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Managing IP EMEA Awards 2026: Bird & Bird, Taylor Wessing among big winners as UPC looms large

The variety of winners demonstrates that the UPC is now a core benchmark rather than an experimental consideration, while junior lawyers are becoming more deeply involved in key work

Max Walters, May 02 2026

Trademarks

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This week on MIP: Taylor Swift files voice TM | Anaqua acquires Patrix

The Indian government announcing a fee waiver for sports-related IP registrations, and the US adding the EU to its IP 'watch list' were also among major developments

Sukanya Sarkar, May 01 2026

Patents

A return to ‘big law’? what’s on the horizon for Judge Albright?

Sources say the judge could return to a disputes or mediation-focussed role, though others have questioned whether the Texas court will remain a litigation hotspot in his absence

Sanjana Mishra, April 30 2026

Patents

Sheppard hires five partner team from Perkins Coie

Sheppard, which has hired 14 IP partners in the last 12 months, has cited client demand for expert counsel in SEP, ITC, and district court disputes

Sanjana Mishra, April 30 2026

Patents

'Pursue pragmatism': Chofn partner on the importance of perseverance

Tingxi Huo joins our ‘Five minutes with’ series to discuss boosting the value of clients’ IP and the importance of reflection

April 30 2026

Patents

Major FRAND case draws to a close at UK Supreme Court

Hefty legal teams assembled for a three-day hearing in what was the court’s first foray into SEPs since Unwired Planet v Huawei

April 29 2026

Patents

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Withers & Rogers bets on Birmingham for new UK office

IP firm's new base will be located inside the tallest office space in the UK's ‘second city’

April 29 2026

Trademarks

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‘Listen, hunt in packs and don’t show up drunk’: lawyers’ top networking tips

Practitioners at four firms across Asia and Europe share the do’s and don’ts of mindful networking ahead of the INTA Annual Meeting

Sukanya Sarkar, April 29 2026