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  • AIPPI France creates judicial decisions site
    The French group of AIPPI has launched a new website containing details of important IP cases in the country
    October 23 2012
  • Judges reveal FRAND thinking
    How would courts in Germany, South Korea, China, Japan and the US rule in FRAND cases? Leading judges from each jurisdiction explained what they would do in a mock trial at the AIPPI Congress
    October 23 2012
  • Rousing response for Rolfe report
    Change is on the cards for AIPPI, if the reception given to a report on the association's future is anything to go by
    October 23 2012
  • AIPPI to appear before UK Supreme Court
    AIPPI’s UK Group has intervened in a prominent case pending before the UK Supreme Court, AIPPI deputy reporter general Nicola Dagg told the Executive Committee this week
    October 23 2012
  • How should a unified patent court work?
    Who will be the judges? What role should the Court of Justice of the EU have? Will there be more bifurcation? And would you like to become a European patent judge? These were just some of the questions addressed by litigation specialists in a panel discussion
    October 23 2012
  • ACTA: What went wrong?
    IP lawyers lamented the public’s misunderstanding about the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement and discussed the future for the treaty in a workshop at the AIPPI Congress
    October 23 2012
  • Is alcohol plain packaging next?
    Your wine may soon be served in a plain bottle. That was the warning from Carla Michelotti, in-house counsel with brand consultancy Leo Burnett in Chicago, at yesterday’s AIPPI panel on Australia’s tobacco plain packaging law. “The slippery slope is real”, she cautioned
    Managing IP Correspondent, October 22 2012
  • Canadian firm in South Africa tie-up
    Canadian law firm Fasken Martineau is merging with a South African firm.
    Managing IP Correspondent, October 22 2012
  • How a revised trade mark law in Europe might look
    European Commission officials might be behind schedule when it comes to publishing their proposals to update the EU’s trade mark rules, but a group of academics has produced an at-a-glance guide to how they believe the law should be changed
    Managing IP Correspondent, October 22 2012
  • Google Books library ruling bad news for Author’s Guild
    The libraries that supplied the books for Google’s effort to create the world’s largest online library were covered by fair use, a judge has ruled
    October 19 2012
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