Managing IP Correspondent

The decision of Europe’s highest court in Huawei is expected to clarify EU rules on injunctions and standard essential patents. James Marshall considers what this important FRAND ruling could mean in practice

Managing IP Correspondent, March 27 2014

The ITC: brand protection outside the box

The International Trade Commission can be a highly effective option for trade mark enforcement in the US, particularly when infringement originates abroad. Michael Allan explains how to make use of it

Managing IP Correspondent, March 27 2014

Indian patentability refined, post-Glivec

The Novartis decision on April 1 2013 turned the spotlight on section 3(d) of India’s Patent Act. A year on, Meenakshi Khurana looks at how this doctrine, along with obviousness standards, have been interpreted in recent cases

Managing IP Correspondent, March 27 2014

Utynam's Heirs

A monthly column devoted to IP curiosities and controversies, named in honour of John of Utynam

Managing IP Correspondent, March 27 2014

India's trade mark office goes digital

India’s legal system, including its trade mark registry, has long been criticised for long pendency times and a morass of bureaucratic obstacles. However, a recent push toward digitisation has brought much-welcomed efficiency gains. Peter Leung reports

Managing IP Correspondent, March 27 2014

Managing IP presents its annual ranking of the world's leading copyright firms, as the area grows in importance globally

Managing IP Correspondent, March 27 2014

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