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Turkey: Discovery of evidence is not subject to Bolar exemption

Discovery of evidence and actions for determination of evidence are separately regulated under the Civil Procedural Law. Discovery of evidence is a preliminary step taken before any action on merits and it only serves to discover and record the evidence that may be relevant to an ongoing or future action on merits.

Managing IP Correspondent, April 29 2019
Greece: New law amends rules concerning patent licences

Law 4605/19, enacted last week, introduced important amendments to Greek patent law and more specifically to the provisions relating to licences.

Managing IP Correspondent, April 29 2019
Taiwan: Court restricts exclusive right to use trademark derived from history book

Record of the Three Kingdoms is a Chinese history book that recites the events happening during the period from the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty up to the unification of the three kingdoms by the Western Jin Dynasty (184 to 220AD). As the history contained in this history book is well-known in China and Japan, different kinds of plays, comics, animations and video games derived from this period of history have been all-time favourites.

Managing IP Correspondent, April 29 2019
Germany: Proposed regulation increasing transparency at the EFSA threatens IP

On December 11 2018 the European Parliament discussed the proposal for a regulation on the transparency and sustainability of EU risk assessment in the food chain amending, inter alia, Regulation (EC) No 178/2002 [General Food Law].

Managing IP Correspondent, April 29 2019
Eli Lilly v Genentech: plausibility in practice

Following the highly-anticipated UK Supreme Court decision in Warner-Lambert v Generics on plausibility in November 2018, the High Court applied the new plausibility test for the first time in March, as Varuni Paranavitane of AA Thornton explains

Managing IP Correspondent, April 29 2019
The EU Copyright Directive – the end of the fight?

Charlie Winckworth and Andrew Linch of Cooley look at the controversial provisions of the newly-approved EU Copyright Directive and assess what’s next for the tech companies that will be most affected

Managing IP Correspondent, April 29 2019

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