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Confidential: For your eyes only

What difference does it make if a document is marked confidential? And what can you do about theft of trade secrets worldwide? Six countries are compared and contrasted

Managing IP Correspondent, September 26 2011
The 2011 PCT Survey

The biggest PCT firms in the world revealed

Managing IP Correspondent, September 26 2011
How do I protect my fashion designs?

What is the best IP protection for fashion designs in the US and Europe?

Managing IP Correspondent, September 26 2011
First certification mark for Chile

The first application to register a certification mark in Chile was filed earlier this month, in connection with sustainability standards for wine production

Managing IP Correspondent, September 26 2011
Could you destroy this dog?

If you think that you see a dog in the picture you are wrong. This is a patent. Plant varieties and animal breeds are on the periphery of intellectual property. Patents are most immediately associated with inventions, designs and utility models. Indeed, trade marks and patents are registered in thousands and laws and regulations are mainly focused on those areas.

Managing IP Correspondent, September 26 2011
Prince Polo dissimilar to Marco Polo

In a recent case, the Supreme Administrative Court dismissed the cassation complaint filed by Kraft Foods Polska and decided that the trade marks Prince Polo and Marco Polo are dissimilar. The owner of the earlier trade mark Prince Polo claimed that there is a likelihood of confusion as the marks contain an identical element Polo and the goods are identical. They also referred to the fact that the Prince Polo trade mark enjoys reputation in Poland submitting proper evidence.

Managing IP Correspondent, September 26 2011
No to forum shopping

On September 5 2011, the Court of Appeals dismissed the copyright infringement case filed by television network giant ABS-CBN Corporation against ABC Development Corporation (ABC 5) involving the popular TV show Willing-Willie hosted by its former talent, Willie Revillame. ABS-CBN alleged that Willing-Willie is confusingly similar to its programme Wowowee which was then hosted by Revillame.

Managing IP Correspondent, September 26 2011
UK government asked to support .scot

The Scottish government is urging the UK culture minister to support the company that has been approved to register a .scot domain

Ed Conlon, September 26 2011
Leason Ellis hires pharma/biotech lawyers

Elizabeth Barnhard and Susie Cheng have joined Leason Ellis’ pharma/biotech practice group. Barnhard was previously senior patent counsel at pharmaceutical company Wyeth and Cheng was previously with Jones Day.

Managing IP Correspondent, September 26 2011
Strictly come formatting: The Managing IP guide to protecting TV formats

The BBC is taking legal action in Italy to prevent a rival version of its hit show Strictly Come Dancing from being shown by Silvio Berlusconi’s television network Mediaset

September 26 2011

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