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  • Italy sets out EU presidency priorities
    Developing legislation to deal with goods-in-transit and protecting trade secrets will be among Italy’s priorities when it takes over the EU presidency on July 1, said Simona Vicari, under secretary of state at the Ministry of Economic Development, at last week’s IP Enforcement Summit in London
    June 16 2014
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    iFone win, Lego image dispute, Hitler copyright controversy, new patent troll study – the week in IP
    Mexico’s intellectual property office ruling in favour of iFone, Lego asking the UK government to remove images, German legal scholars debating whether Mein Kampf should be studied or suppressed when its copyright expires and a study claiming patent trolls restrict venture capital investment were among the intellectual property stories hitting the headlines in the past week
    June 15 2014
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    IP Summit needs to reach out beyond Westminster
    Last week’s International IP Enforcement Summit, jointly hosted by the UK IPO, OHIM and the European Commission, featured some powerful statements. But now the challenge is to make them heard where it really matters – outside in the real world
    June 15 2014
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    EIP adds patent partner
    Richard Gordon-Brown has joined IP firm EIP from rival Page White & Farrer. He will be based in the firm’s office in Bath, UK
    June 13 2014
  • US fights for change to TRIPs practices
    The US, backed by Switzerland, has urged the WTO TRIPs Council to end the trade body’s moratorium on non-violation disputes
    Managing IP Correspondent, June 13 2014
  • Marks waiting to break sound barrier in Canada
    Canada is becoming more active in registering non-traditional marks, with sound marks the first to be permitted. But many brand owners are waiting to see how courts interpret these marks before applying for them
    June 13 2014
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    What US IP owners need to know about the UPC
    It is not surprising that IP owners prefer to sue in their home jurisdiction. But multi-jurisdictional litigation battles in the telecoms sector have reminded lawyers of the importance of fighting on all fronts, said speakers on a panel on the unitary patent and UPC last week
    June 13 2014
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    Tesla to allow those acting “in good faith” to use its patents
    Electric car maker Tesla has said it will allow anyone to use its patents without being sued as long as they act “in good faith”
    June 13 2014
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    Supreme Court rules POM Wonderful can sue Coca-Cola for false advertising
    The Supreme Court has ruled that POM Wonderful can sue Coca-Cola for a false or misleading product label even though the product is regulated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
    June 13 2014
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    Football World Cup quiz
    To mark the World Cup 2014, Managing IP is presenting a sport-and-IP themed quiz. We will add a new question, related to one of the 32 participating teams, each day. Check back the following day for the answer.
    Managing IP Correspondent, June 11 2014
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