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
Tech slams ‘crony capitalist’ PTAB rule fuelling Texas rise Cisco and another of the four plaintiffs in Apple v Iancu, and Facebook and others set out why the 'capricious' NHK-Fintiv rule had to be challenged By Patrick Wingrove September 18 2020
The research for IP STARS and MIP Awards (2021 edition) Research is underway for the 2021 edition of the IP STARS rankings and Managing IP Awards programme By Kingsley Egbuonu 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
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
Podcast: Nokia, Audi and Bird & Bird debate FRAND Richard Vary, Clemens Heusch and Matthias Schneider reveal their views on component-level versus end-point licensing and Unwired Planet By Patrick Wingrove September 16 2020
Pharma fears corruption of ‘hugely successful’ Bayh-Dole Act Counsel at Pfizer, Novartis and Wolf Greenfield, and one of the bill’s authors, are concerned that COVID could compel parties to misuse a 40-year-old act that stimulates US innovation By Patrick Wingrove September 14 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
‘DABUS’: the AI topic that patent lawyers should be monitoring Imogen Ireland and Jason Lohr of Hogan Lovells examine the recent decisions on “DABUS” to show why AI inventors are not just a future problem By Imogen Ireland & Jason Lohr September 09 2020
