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  • Korea institutes new employee remuneration requirements
    Unlike countries such as the United States which allow employment agreements that automatically transfer the IP rights of employee-created inventions to the employer, South Korea does not allow for such provisions. The amended Invention Promotion Act, which came into effect on January 31, clarifies the procedural requirements employers must follow to take ownership or to get a non-exclusive licence of their employees’ inventions
    February 04 2014
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    A pub landlord who was ordered to pay £65,000 in costs for infringing the Premier League’s copyright by broadcasting football matches using a foreign, domestic-use, satellite card is to appeal the decision
    February 04 2014
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    What’s behind the UK trade mark litigation boom?
    Almost every week seems to bring a new trade mark decision in the UK. Here are five reasons why litigation over brands may be increasing
    February 04 2014
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    USPTO’s Michelle Lee comes bearing good news, leaves mixed response
    Michelle Lee hit a strikingly upbeat tone in her first speech since being appointed deputy director of the USPTO. This was not enough for some, who accused her of being on a “very short leash” while decrying the continued absence of a director above her
    February 04 2014
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    How to be a successful IP firm
    It’s the question we are most asked, especially at this time of year: how do we decide our rankings? The implicit question is – of course – how does my firm move up them?
    February 04 2014
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    Acacia slams “witch hunt” against NPEs
    A member of Acacia Research Group’s management team has hit out at what he says is the “witch hunt that seems to be underway against non-practising entities” and criticised the US president for a lack of understanding about patents
    February 03 2014
  • Inventor loses Unilever compensation bid
    An inventor has failed to win additional compensation from Unilever, after a UK IPO Hearing Officer found that his invention was not of “outstanding benefit” to the company
    February 03 2014
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    The Patents Issue: rankings, data, analysis
    An introduction to this year's Patent Survey and features, including the survey methodology
    February 03 2014
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    Prince, Google, Victoria’s Secret, boxing and flexing your muscles – the week in IP
    Bootleg recordings, the sale of Motorola Mobility, a fight over Pink, litigation strategies and the Queensbury case were among IP developments in the news this week
    January 31 2014
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    Greek yoghurt passing off case could head to Supreme Court
    Yoghurt manufacturer Chobani will ask the UK Supreme Court to review this week’s Court of Appeal decision that it cannot call its product Greek yoghurt
    January 30 2014
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