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  • Hungary:Enforcing pharma patents
    Judith Kerény, of Danubia Patent & Trademark Attorneys in Budapest, discusses some of the challenges of pharmaceutical patent litigation in Hungary
    Managing IP Correspondent, June 30 2001
  • Germany:Reach-through and experimental use
    Dr Bernhard Fischer, of Bardehle Pagenberg Dost Altenburg Geissler Isenbruck in Munich, examines recent developments on the use of research tool patents in Germany
    Managing IP Correspondent, June 30 2001
  • Czech Republic:Key changes to Czech IP law
    The Czech Republic has modified its IP laws to harmonize with the European Union. Karel Cermak, of Cermak Horejs Myslil in Prague explains the changes
    Managing IP Correspondent, June 30 2001
  • IN BRIEF: MOVES
    France: Lovells will merge with French firm Siméon & Associés, effective November 1. The combined Paris office will have 25 partners and more than 80 other attorneys.
    Managing IP Correspondent, June 30 2001
  • Litigation: Key patent battle lines up
    One of the most fundamental biotechnology inventions is due to be tested in a Massachusetts district court, after Applied Molecular Evolution (AME) filed a patent infringement suit against Morphosys on June 26. AME owns a licence to six patents filed by Stuart Kauffman covering directed evolution technology. The patents have been described by Nature Biotechnology magazine as being as important as those filed by Cohen and Boyer in the first generation of biotechnology.
    Managing IP Correspondent, June 30 2001
  • Legal market: Top Italian firm breaks up
    Name partner Aurelio Perani and his two sons have left Italian firm Jacobacci & Perani and established another practice following divisions within the firm's management. Aurelio Perani was a partner in the trade mark and patent agency Jacobacci & Perani's Milan office. His son Paolo was a partner in Studio Legale Jacobacci e Perani, where younger brother Andreo was an associate.
    Managing IP Correspondent, June 30 2001
  • Publishing: Supreme Court expands copyright terrain
    The copyright landscape for publishers has been redrawn by a landmark US Supreme Court decision in June that found the inclusion without permission of previously published articles in an electronic database constituted copyright infringement.
    Managing IP Correspondent, June 30 2001
  • United States: Supreme Court referral divides patent profession
    The Festo decision is arguably one of the most controversial to fall on the US patent landscape in recent times. It is deeply divisive, generating as much ardent opposition as it does adamant support. Patent lawyers, unsure of the way forward, now look in hope to the Supreme Court for guidance on this most vexed of issues.
    Managing IP Correspondent, June 30 2001
  • News focus: Interview: Jeff Neuman
    Jeff Neuman is director of policy and intellectual property for Neulevel, which has the licence to run the new .biz top-level domain. He was formerly an attorney with Greenberg Traurig’s technology department, and also worked on ICANN’s working groups to develop the UDRP. James Nurton and Ralph Cunningham spoke to him during the INTA Conference in San Francisco in May.
    Managing IP Correspondent, June 30 2001
  • How to avoid web agreement pitfalls
    Copyright and contractual issues pose serious challenges to internet companies and their suppliers. David Sternbach of A&E Television Networks Interactive identifies three problems that recur, and suggests practical solutions to them
    Managing IP Correspondent, June 30 2001
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