MIP Search | Managing Intellectual Property

Search results for

There are 22,307 results that match your search.22,307 results

Sort by

CJ to hear transhipment cases

The Court of Justice will tomorrow hear arguments in two cases that address whether fake goods in transit through the EU can be seized as counterfeits

November 17 2010
Deutsche Bahn loses red/grey appeal

The EU General Court has rejected Deutsche Bahn's appeal of OHIM's refusal to register the colour combination of red and grey for its train services.

Managing IP Correspondent, November 17 2010
Generics could be labelled counterfeiters in Kenya

Kenya published Anti-Counterfeit Regulations on August 27, implementing the 2008 Anti-Counterfeit Act. How they affect the debate over generic medicines, however, will have to wait for a decision from the High Court. Until then, say John Syekei and Haanee Khan, generic manufacturers should beware the risk of being labelled counterfeiters

Managing IP Correspondent, November 16 2010
Patent firm launches first LDP

UK patent and trade mark attorneys D Young & Co are to launch a litigation practice with two solicitors hired from law firm Ashurst

November 16 2010
At a glance: what’s changed in the latest draft

The final ACTA draft released this week resolves a number of questions that were still in dispute when the previous draft was published last month

November 16 2010
New JPAA head named

Shoichi Okuyama Shoichi Okuyama has been elected the next president of the Japan Patent Attorneys Association (JPAA).

Managing IP Correspondent, November 16 2010
Final ACTA draft released

The US Trade Representative released a finalised draft of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement yesterday

Managing IP Correspondent, November 16 2010
Therasense argued at CAFC

Attendees of the oral argument in Therasense v Becton Dickinson last week said that the Federal Circuit is likely to deliver a ruling that will include some level of inequitable conduct reform.

Managing IP Correspondent, November 15 2010
Rules seek to curb BPAI backlog

The Hyatt v Kappos decision is particularly significant, as the number of appeals being heard by the Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences (BPAI) has increased exponentially in recent years

November 15 2010
Next steps for the EU patent

The creation of an EU patent covering just some of the single market is increasingly likely, after member states failed to agree on translation requirements

November 15 2010

...

1623

1624

1625

1626

1627

...

2230