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  • Supreme Court’s Medtronic reversal will embolden licensees
    The Supreme Court’s unanimous overturning of the Federal Court decision in Medtronic v Mirowski Family Ventures will remove uncertainty over which party has the burden of proof in patent licensing disputes and may lead to further challenges to licensed patents from licensees
    January 29 2014
  • Extend IP terms for pharma, says report on new drugs
    Policy makers should consider extending the term of IP protection offered to pharmaceutical products to encourage more research into new drugs, a new report has recommended
    January 29 2014
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    New gTLD guide #2: dot-club
    In the second of our series looking at the launch of new gTLDs, we profile .club, whose sunrise started yesterday
    January 29 2014
  • Key revisions to the Trade Mark Law finally arrive
    After a process lasting ten years, China has recently revised its Trade Mark Law, which will take effect on May 1 2014. At an opinion-collecting meeting hosted by the Law Committee of the National People's Congress and the Legislative Affairs of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress and Legislature of China last year, changes in the new law, and the need for such changes were discussed. Such changes are summarised below.
    Managing IP Correspondent, January 29 2014
  • Australia seeks to boost patent ties with New Zealand
    Australia IP has opened a public consultation on the Intellectual Property Laws Amendment Bill 2014, which seeks to create a unified Australia-New Zealand patent attorney registry as well as a single examination system for patent applications
    January 29 2014
  • How will the unitary patent affect Hong Kong applications?
    The Unitary Patent will add a new wrinkle to Hong Kong’s patent recordal system, but those who opt for the new regional patent should be able to use it to gain protection in Hong Kong
    January 29 2014
  • Quentin Tarantino sues gossip site for link to leaked script
    Director and screenwriter Quentin Tarantino is suing gossip website Gawker for contributory copyright infringement, after the website linked to a copy of his unproduced script The Hateful Eight.
    January 28 2014
  • Supreme Court refuses to hear Saffran v Johnson & Johnson appeal
    The US Supreme Court refused on Monday to hear an appeal from a doctor asking it to reinstate a $482 million patent infringement award against Johnson & Johnson subsidiary Cordis
    January 27 2014
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    Samsung and Google sign patent licence agreement
    Samsung Electronics and Google have announced a global patent cross-licence agreement covering a broad range of technologies and business areas
    January 26 2014
  • Steptoe & Johnson opens Palo Alto office
    Steptoe & Johnson is opening an office in Palo Alto, California, and has hired patent litigator William Abrams as its managing partner
    Managing IP Correspondent, January 24 2014
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