This week in IP: EPO rejects DABUS appeal, M&S sues Aldi again, and more J&J must face whistleblower patent case; Malaysia introduces 20-year jail term for piracy; InterDigital loses injunction bid against Lenovo in UK By Patrick Wingrove & Rory O'Neill & Sukanya Sarkar December 24 2021
This week in IP: Nokia hits 4,000 5G SEP families, Moderna and NIH debate patent creds,... AC Milan loses stationery application bid; China dominates world patent filings; Sanya city offers patent subsidies; newspaper appeals Markle copyright case; US congressman tries to abolish PTAB; Federal Circuit clari... By Max Walters & Rani Mehta & Rory O’Neill & Sukanya Sarkar November 12 2021
This week in IP: UKIPO calls for feedback, Pearson sues Chegg in textbook case, and more FDA urges drug patent rules re-look; DesignEuropa Awards finalists announced; report recommends dual EPO-UKIPO filing for software; Square joins OIN; USPTO extends MTA pilot By Max Walters & Patrick Wingrove & Rani Mehta & Rory O’Neill & Sukanya Sarkar September 17 2021
This week in IP: In-house want remote mix, NCAA relaxes rights rules, USPTO releases Ar... Managing IP rounds up the latest patent, trademark and copyright news, including some stories you might have missed By Charlotte Kilpatrick & Max Walters & Patrick Wingrove & Rani Mehta July 02 2021
IP judges report: interviews from the world’s key jurisdictions Managing IP has compiled more than 30 interviews from 12 jurisdictions, giving insight on what makes judges tick and what this means for you By Charlotte Kilpatrick & Ed Conlon & Max Walters & Patrick Wingrove & Rani Mehta & Sukanya Sarkar April 28 2021
This week in IP: Samsung top PTAB petitioner, UPC faces more delay, Michael Jordan wins... Managing IP rounds up the latest trademark, copyright and patent news, including some stories you might have missed By Charlotte Kilpatrick & Ed Conlon & Max Walters & Rani Mehta January 15 2021
Women in Business Law Awards Asia-Pacific 2020 – Winners announced By Managing IP Correspondent December 10 2020
Opinion: It won’t be courts that drive virtual litigation Citizens rather than courts are more likely to shape the future of virtual litigation, despite the success of remote trials By Ed Conlon September 17 2020
Opinion: Has AI already outsmarted IP? Despite IP offices making positive strides in legislating for AI, they need to move quicker – and it may even be too late By Ed Conlon September 10 2020
