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    Expert evidence divergence raises questions for UPC
    A conference this week highlighted the different approaches that courts take to expert evidence in Europe. Will Europe’s new unified patent court (UPC) make things simpler, or more complicated?
    June 12 2013
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    AIPLA President’s blog: When sequestration hits the genetic fan …
    As you probably know, I have been watching the Myriad lawsuit closely – that’s the case where the ACLU is challenging the patentability of a discovery that certain genes (ones isolated by the inventors) correlate with an increased risk of breast and ovarian cancer.
    Managing IP Correspondent, June 11 2013
  • UKIPO reveals impact of look-alikes
    Trade mark owners have long complained that own-brand rivals use look-alike products to free-ride on their reputations and steal market share. But a new report presents a more complex picture of the relationship between the two
    June 11 2013
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    How nine judges could eclipse Obama
    The White House announcement on patent trolls has certainly grabbed attention. But for real change in patent law, look to the US Supreme Court
    June 10 2013
  • Academics file amicus brief backing libraries over Google Books
    In the latest twist in the long-running battle over Google’s mass book-scanning project, a group of academic authors has filed an amici curiae brief in support of the libraries that supplied the works to the search engine
    June 10 2013
  • China’s utility model growing pains
    Critics of China’s patent system often point to the proliferation of utility models as a sign of low patent quality, but research from the Intellectual Property Publishing House shows even among utility models, there is variation in quality
    June 10 2013
  • India’s IPAB sets aside revocation of Pfizer's sunitinib patent
    The Patent Controller’s failure to forward a crucial piece of evidence to the Opposition Board resulted in injustice, ruled the IPAB
    June 10 2013
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    Intellectual property and political rights
    Attempts by rights holders to increase IP protections online have faced stiff opposition often chalked up to misinformation and misunderstandings, but it may be more than that
    June 09 2013
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    What next for the Madrid Protocol?
    For years, brand owners have been calling for the Madrid Protocol to become more truly international – something that has come closer with recent accessions. Now it is time to ask: what is the international trade mark system for?
    June 08 2013
  • Australia may adopt fair use exceptions
    Technological neutrality is a “highly relevant” consideration as the government looks for ways to update its copyright laws
    June 07 2013
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