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Two decisions in Europe and the United States have addressed the licensing of standard- essential patents. Andrew Moir, David Wilson, Nic Ruesink- Brown, Joseph Falcone and Allison Alcasabas ask: have the courts provided a helping FRAND?
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Karen Orivio of Goodrich Riquelme y Asociados looks at how Mexican legislation is falling short of it potential when it come to protecting medical devices
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The Unitary Patent and Unified Patent Court will provide additional options for obtaining patent protection and resolving disputes in Europe. Thomas Prock and Michael Moore of Marks & Clerk consider what this will mean for users
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The trend for deciding patentability based on subject-matter eligibility is growing. David Schwartz and Sanro Zlobec of Smart & Biggar look at the situation in Canada, where the relevant jurisprudence remains scant
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The expansion of the Panama Canal, the growth of the Madrid Protocol and the TPP discussions mean that Latin America will become a key region for international IP owners
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Rana Gosain and Gabriela Salerno of Daniel Advogados assess what 2015 has meant so far for the Brazilian pharmaceutical industry with changes in the economy, in biodiversity legislation, and in patent prosecution
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