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  • Leeza Dutta Singh of Clairvolex Knowledge Processes discusses the increasing momentum in the LPO industry
  • EU: The European Commission is to introduce a communication aimed at convincing small and medium-sized enterprises to make more use of IP rights and to take concrete steps to tackle counterfeiting. The objective of the communication, which was published on July 16, is to assist inventors and innovative companies – particularly SMEs – in making informed choices about protecting their IP rights and integrating them into their business plans. The Commission believes that more should be done to promote IP in Europe and it also stressed the creation of a Community patent and an integrated patent jurisdiction.
  • Key events year by year 1990 October: Biggest patent damages award
  • A growing number of stars want to cash in on their celebrity by registering their names as trade marks. David Stone and Lisa Ritchie explain how to do it and the potential pitfalls involved
  • A dispute between GlaxoSmithKline and Dutch company Class gives rise to important questions regarding the parallel import of original branded goods from outside the EEA within the European Union. In this case, a bulk of Aquafresh toothpaste was transported from South Africa to Rotterdam. The transportation took place by vessel at the request of Class. However the trade mark owner of the goods, GlaxoSmithKline, had not given permission for its import into the EEA and requested the Customs Department to seize the goods under Article 13bis of the Uniform Benelux Trade Mark Act.
  • Your brand faces multi-pronged attacks on the internet. Dan Smith and Bonita Trimmer provide a guide to repelling assaults from rivals, counterfeiters and domain name infringers
  • MIP's annual survey of the leading IP firms covers 60 jurisdictions this year, and is the result of five months of research among IP professionals worldwide. James Nurton introduces the first part of the results, and explains how the tables have been compiled
  • We are about to embark on major litigation. However, we want to ensure the costs are kept under control. What measures can we take?
  • Ethiopia's success in trade marking its coffee has encouraged more countries to consider IP protection for assets previously considered commodities
  • US coffee shop chain Starbucks and the Ethiopian government have called an end to their public relations war