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  • The biotech industry can breathe a sigh of relief, for now. The Federal Circuit's ruling in Association for Molecular Pathology v the USPTO and Myriad Genetics found that isolated DNA sequences can be patented. Until, that is, the US Supreme Court takes on the case, which seems likely if the case is appealed.
  • The European Commission will reveal the findings of its review of trade mark law in the new year. James Nurton of Managing IP and Tove Graulund, who has been following developments for MARQUES, give you a 10-point cheat sheet
  • A fifth advertising organisation has expressed its concerns over the new gTLD programme.
  • The EU and India have reached a temporary agreement in their dispute over the seizure at EU ports of Indian generic drugs in transit
  • The ITC is bracing for another record year in filings. With two fewer judges, a cap on staff and government-wide budget cuts, how can it survive in its current form? With a series of exclusive interviews, Eileen McDermott visited the Commission to investigate Photography: Iwan Bagus
  • British TV reporter Laura Kuenssberg has highlighted the increased branding around journalists on social media, moving her highly successful Twitter account from the BBC to her new employer at ITV.
  • Despite the Federal Circuit finding that isolated DNA sequences are patent eligible, plaintiffs’ counsel Dan Ravicher has dubbed the Myriad case “a good decision for us”
  • Friday’s much anticipated decision in Association for Molecular Pathology v the USPTO and Myriad Genetics came as a relief to those who feared an outcome that would undo “essential building blocks” of the biotech industry, said patent lawyers
  • President Barack Obama has nominated Evan Jonathan Wallach to the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit to replace Judge Arthur Gajarsa when he assumes senior status at the end of the month.
  • The UK government today revealed a wide range of IP reforms in response to the Hargreaves Review. Managing IP analyses the five most significant changes
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