Russia has released a list of goods and trademarks that can be imported without permission, naming brands such as Apple, IBM and Samsung
Counsel at BMO Financial Group, Atlassian and two other companies explain how industry norms, robust contracts, and thorough IP protection can help prevent infringement from collaborators
Kevin Rodkey, Kathryn Judson, and Kara Specht of Finnegan discuss trends in automotive IP protection and enforcement around emerging technologies
The newly passed law will allow the government to meet supply shortages in Russia by importing goods from other countries without IP owners’ consent
The European Commission’s new Horizontal Guidelines put the spotlight on implementer holdout, in what sources say is a departure from normal practice
The Russian government wants legislation that would allow it to seize the IP and other assets of departing companies
Counsel at Western Digital, Regeneron and three other companies explain why firms need to know their businesses to tap into new opportunities
Restaurants sue Google; Albright overruled on transfer again; Europol counterfeiting report published; Avanci expands VW deal; Stolichnaya vodka rebrands
Albright transfers case to Massachusetts; Dua Lipa sued for copyright infringement; Continental loses Avanci appeal; Canopy admits patent not infringed by GW; Embrace injunctions, says US Chamber of Commerce; Federal Circuit overturns ‘Trump too Small’ rejection
The unitary patent system is almost ready to go, but not all counsel are convinced it’s right for them
The highly anticipated consultation signals Brussels’ intention to legislate on the issue of transparency in SEP licensing, sources told Managing IP
The demise of Germany’s automatic injunction may have been greatly exaggerated, but the proportionality test could still have a real impact
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Sponsored by AFD China Intellectual Property Law OfficeXue Li, Jingjing Wu and Mingzhao Yang of AFD China Intellectual Property Law Office discuss the development of the law regarding OEMs and trademark infringement in China
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Sponsored by Remfry & SagarBisman Kaur and Raashi Jain of Remfry & Sagar discuss how key judicial decisions have shaped trademark protection in India’s automotive industry
Anthony Del Monaco, Kara Specht, and Kathryn Judson of Finnegan weigh in on AI-related technologies and other IP challenges facing car companies
Pools streamline a messy process, but in-house sources in the auto and tech industries say some implementers may never be convinced of their value
Counsel from Volvo, Toyota and elsewhere say the move towards new technologies is forcing them to rethink where they could reap the most value from IP
Now one of the biggest detractors of end-point licensing for SEPs has accepted the practice, others will find it hard to keep going
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