Tech sees opportunity for ‘asymmetric war’ in NPE antitrust suit Apple and Intel’s antitrust case against Fortress could have implications for patent aggregation and litigation financing By Rani Mehta November 20 2020
INTA 2020: Peering into the future of licensing and diversity Managing IP rounds up some of the key points from four talks at INTA’s 2020 Annual Meeting on Tuesday, November 17 By Rani Mehta November 19 2020
Senator Tillis interview: ‘I will overhaul the DMCA in 2021’ In a Q&A with Managing IP, Senator Thom Tillis discusses his efforts to reform the DMCA and what stakeholders can expect on Section 101 reform in 2021 By Rani Mehta November 18 2020
Generic.com brands fear uphill battle despite USPTO guidance Although the USPTO has released guidelines trying to clarify SCOTUS’s Booking.com ruling, generic.com brands will still be refused, say lawyers By Rani Mehta November 13 2020
This week in IP: Biden wins, EU wants more counterfeits action, USPTO appoints general ... Managing IP rounds up the latest trademark, copyright and patent news, including some stories you might have missed By Rani Mehta November 13 2020
Every IP subcommittee senator wins re-election – what now? Managing IP looks at what six Senate victories and Kamala Harris’s rise to the vice presidency mean for the IP subcommittee By Rani Mehta November 11 2020
Five IP-savvy judges reveal how they transitioned to US courts A Federal Circuit judge and four district court judges reveal how they learned patent law and other new legal areas when they joined the bench By Rani Mehta November 07 2020
Counsel reveal how to stop dead brands coming back to bite Sales, licensing and other creative uses may help companies avoid the risk that rivals will use their former brands and confuse consumers By Rani Mehta November 06 2020
Counsel must educate juries on US FRAND rates As the US Supreme Court's cert denial in TCL v Ericsson means juries choose FRAND rates, lawyers must figure out how to explain FRAND issues to them By Rani Mehta November 02 2020
Trademark parody petition at SCOTUS is 'no joke', say counsel Forum shopping could be more common if SCOTUS doesn’t hear the Jack Daniel’s dog toy case, and free speech and consumer confusion could conflict if it does By Rani Mehta October 30 2020
