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Ravicher attacks Myriad over BRCA patents

Dan Ravicher of the Public Patent Foundation this week claimed his actions “help the patent system maintain credibility for society” in a debate over his pending patent dispute with Myriad Genetics

September 23 2010
New gTLD public-order test proposed

An Icann working group has proposed removing references to morality and public order in the Applicant Guidebook for new gTLDs

Managing IP Correspondent, September 22 2010
Lessons from the US on internet advertising

E-commerce is booming in Japan, and it is inevitable that disputes over search-related advertising, meta-tags and sponsored links will arise. Alan N Sutin of Greenberg Traurig, LLP examines the lessons that can be learnt from recent cases in the US

Managing IP Correspondent, April 30 2005
Michel: US 101 law is a mess

Retired Federal Circuit chief judge Paul Michel said on Monday that US law on patentability is a mess, and his decision in Bilski was misunderstood

September 21 2010
Why CTM fees can be cut again

CTM application and renewal fees should be further reduced, and about €400 million returned to trade mark owners, says the outgoing president of OHIM

September 20 2010
Introduction: Managing IP for the greater good

The Wellcome Trust spends over £500 million a year on biomedical research. Zoë Ballantyne and Daniel Nelki of the Trust's Technology Transfer group discuss how it manages the IP arising from its grants to achieve its charitable objectives

Managing IP Correspondent, April 30 2007
The fight continues at Beijing Silk Market

Notwithstanding the efforts of the Beijing AIC to strengthen IP enforcement by banning sales of certain well-known brands of goods in the Silk Market and other markets in Beijing, stall operators have continued to offer counterfeits for sale. As a result, Burberry, Chanel, Gucci, Louis Vuitton and Prada joined forces and instituted legal proceedings against five stall operators as well as their landlord Beijing Xiushi Haosen Clothing Market Co Ltd.

Managing IP Correspondent, February 01 2006
A matter of opinion

In the country's latest bid to open up the patent system by offering cheaper, quicker dispute resolution, the UK Patent Office has launched a low-cost opinion service. But, after the first four cases, not everyone is convinced it will solve the problems. James Nurton reports

Managing IP Correspondent, March 01 2006
Trade mark professionals decry Icann gTLD plan

Brand owners and trade mark practitioners cringed as panellists explained the potential impact of Icann’s imminent gTLD expansion

September 15 2010
False marking fracas at IPO Annual Meeting

A morning session on false patent marking led to a heated debate at the IPO Annual Meeting in Atlanta yesterday

September 15 2010

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