Brand specialists reveal how they weed out fake views Brand protection agencies, an anti-counterfeiting non-profit and three law firms explain how fake reviews of counterfeits affect brand monitoring By Rani Mehta September 18 2020
Counsel divided on impact of Avanci case dismissal Lawyers at an automotive company, a car supplier, a telecoms company and three firms contemplate the impact of the dismissed antitrust suit By Rani Mehta September 18 2020
This week in IP: Podcasts, Ericsson, Banksy and more Managing IP rounds up the latest trademark, copyright and patent news, including some stories you might have missed By Rani Mehta September 18 2020
Why counsel should copy competitors when optimising patents Brands should understand the revenue their patents protect and communicate with inventors, lawyers said in a talk on portfolio optimisation By Rani Mehta September 15 2020
APIs should take centre stage in Google v Oracle, lawyers say Creative Commons, Mapbox, Red Hat, and three other lawyers discuss what they expect and would like to see from Google v Oracle oral arguments By Rani Mehta September 14 2020
Panel: learn difference between know-how and trade secrets Speakers from Mastercard, Coty and Appleyard Lees set out how to create a culture that enables trade secret protection By Rani Mehta September 11 2020
How to infiltrate social media groups that shield counterfeiters Crocs, Harley-Davidson and four law firms explain how they tackle private social media groups and other counterfeiter tricks that cause problems for brands By Rani Mehta September 04 2020
CSR brand licence clauses need close inspection, lawyers say Sources discuss how licensees and licensors can address the challenges that corporate responsibility clauses in brand licence agreements can create By Rani Mehta September 03 2020
Firms say to watch M&A licensee agreements amid pandemic Despite reports that mergers and acquisitions are down, IP transactional lawyers say their firms’ practices are as busy as ever By Rani Mehta August 28 2020
SCOTUS will deny cert in Led Zeppelin case, say lawyers Counsel say Michael Skidmore’s writ of certiorari lacks the evidence to compel the US Supreme Court to hear his copyright case against Stairway to Heaven By Rani Mehta August 27 2020
