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  • Sequenom, Ariosa, Eastern District of Texas, Ashley Madison, Washington Redskins, Led Zeppelin – the week in IP
    Sequenom petitioning the Federal Circuit for a rehearing of the Ariosa decision, the Eastern District of Texas taking 44% of US patent cases so far this year, Ashley Madison sending out copyright takedown notices to combat its leak, the latest in the Redskins trade mark case, and a trial being set in Led Zeppelin’s copyright dispute were in the IP headlines this week
    August 20 2015
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    Two Bass IPRs fail at PTAB but more cases filed
    The PTAB has declined to institute inter partes reviews brought against two of Acorda Therapeutic's patents covering its multiple-sclerosis drug, finding that the posters cited in evidence did not qualify as prior art
    August 25 2015
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    Argentina: New Civil and Commercial Code comes into effect
    As anticipated in previous articles, the new Civil and Commercial Argentine Code came into effect on August 1 2015, and consequently both the former Civil and Commercial codes were abrogated. Among the regulations that are of interest in our area, we can mention the following:
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 25 2015
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    Myanmar’s franchising opportunities
    The opening of Myanmar’s economy presents many opportunities for international brands. Tran Manh Hung and Luc Tung Phong explain how companies can use franchising agreements to enter the market
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 25 2015
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    Austria: Third-party rights in trade mark infringement
    In this case, the plaintiff owned the combined word and design trade marks B MEN Thierry Mugler and ALIEN ESSENCE ABSOLUE Thierry Mugler. The defendant owned the younger word and design trade mark Thierry Mugler. Both lower courts decided there was infringement of the prior trade marks.
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 25 2015
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    Brazil: New president in the spotlight
    The new president of the Brazilian Patent and Trademark Office (BPTO) – Luiz Otávio Pimentel – took office on August 11 2015 in a formal ceremony in the city of Rio de Janeiro. During his speech, the new president clearly and expressly recognised that the existing backlog of work in the patents and trade marks sectors is a serious and damaging problem: it hampers greater local investments, especially foreign ones, and jeopardizes the state policy on the promotion of local innovation and entrepreneurship.
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 25 2015
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    India: Laws on biological diversity in India and Brazil
    India and Brazil have a rich bio-diversity. In an attempt to conserve the rich biological diversity and to ensure the sustainable use of the biological resources with adequate benefit sharing arising out of the exploitation of the biological resources, both countries enacted national laws following the UN Rio Convention on Biological Diversity, 1992.
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 25 2015
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    Utynam’s Heirs
    This month, Utynam rounds up some of the IP-related stories in the media during July and August, and takes a trip to see some patent attorneys perform
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 25 2015
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    China Patents: Legal risks of cease and desist letters
    A warning letter is a tool normally first used by an IP owner to enforce its IP rights before a complaint is filed. However, some recent development in China probably would increase an IP owner's caution of sending out a warning letter.
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 25 2015
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    Indonesia: Evidence in trade mark cancellation cases
    The Commercial Court of Jakarta has refused a trade mark cancellation lawsuit (number 15/Pdt/Sus-Merek/2015/ PN.Niaga.Jkt.Pst) filed by French designer Pierre Cardin against Alexander Satryo Wibowo.
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 25 2015
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