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  • Hogan Lovells adds three in Greater China
    Partners Alan Chiu and Eugene Low along with consultant Kenny Wong join Hogan Lovells’ Hong Kong office
    March 02 2015
  • Jacqueline Schaap
    New Dutch IP firm opening in March
    A group of lawyers have left Klos Morel Vos & Schaap in Amsterdam to start a new firm, Visser Schaap & Kreijger
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 02 2015
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    How China is changing
    Ten years ago, when I was Asia editor for Managing IP in Hong Kong, discussions about IP in China focused almost entirely on counterfeiting: the scale of it, how to stop it and whether the country would develop a culture of indigenous innovation
    March 04 2015
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    Pro-patent bill introduced in US Senate
    The STRONG Patents Act has been introduced in the Senate, including provisions that would overhaul PTAB proceedings. It has support from the Association of American Universities and BIO but critics labelled it “a patent troll-led effort to draft a ‘fig leaf’ bill”
    March 04 2015
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    International Patent Forum: five highlights from day 1
    The UK IP minister, the Unified Patent Court, SEPs and software patenting were among the topics being discussed at Managing IP’s annual International Patent Forum at the Waldorf Hilton in London this week
    March 11 2015
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    Global Awards winners 2015
    Managing IP's annual global awards dinner took place at the InterContinental, London, tonight. Trophies were presented in more than 70 categories
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 11 2015
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    US patent litigation makes a comeback in 2015
    The number of lawsuits filed in district courts is up for both January and February this year. What does this mean for the argument over patent reform?
    March 11 2015
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    US patent litigation surges in February, driven by software cases
    The number of patent lawsuits being filed in 2015 so far is higher than that seen in 2014. This has been driven by a surge in software patent cases, which last month had the largest number of lawsuits filed since April last year
    March 10 2015
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    The impact of the UPC on life science companies
    Life science companies face unique patent issues, for example concerning relief, exemptions and supplementary protection. Bert Oosting, Andreas von Falck, Stanislas Roux-Vaillard, Stephen Bennett and Daniel Brook examine how these questions will be addressed in the proposed UPC
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 23 2015
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    Todd Dickinson joins Novak Druce
    Q Todd Dickinson, a former director of the USPTO, has joined Novak Druce Connolly Bove + Quigg as partner
    March 09 2015
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