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    Use of personal names
    It is a common misperception that people have an absolute right to use their own names in connection with their business or the sale of merchandise. A senior user of a personal name which has acquired secondary meaning will typically be given priority over a junior user of even his or her own personal name if the result will be to avoid confusion.
    Managing IP Correspondent, September 30 2007
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    Deciphering Mexican patent prosecution
    When it comes to prosecuting a patent application before the Mexican Patent Office, the applicant should remember that the Office does not undertake a completely independent substantive examination of patent applications. Mexico's Law of Industrial Property contemplates that the Office may accept or require the findings of substantive examinations conducted by foreign patent offices or, where appropriate, a copy of the patent granted by foreign patent offices.
    Managing IP Correspondent, September 30 2007
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    Italy to ratify EPC 2000
    The Italian Council of Ministers has recently approved the bill ratifying the deed of revision of the European Patent Convention 2000 (EPC 2000). The bill is now being examined by the Italian Parliament and its approval is expected by the date that the Convention comes into force.
    Managing IP Correspondent, September 30 2007
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    TTAB rules aim to promote efficiency and fairness
    The US has introduced new rules for the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board. This is what they mean in practice
    Managing IP Correspondent, September 30 2007
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    IP Court is a step forward
    This year has seen Malaysia experience a positive whirlwind as far as IP rights are concerned. The deployment of specialist tracking dogs to combat software piracy, relentless raids conducted by authorities in their quest to curb piracy, the Prime Minister's declaration of a national IP day on April 27 2007; these are among the very many developments that bear testimony to Malaysia's serious approach to the protection and enforcement of IP rights.
    Managing IP Correspondent, September 30 2007
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    US: Culture clash
    Proprietary and open software have developed in parallel in the US over the past two decades. Craig Bachman and Anne Glazer of Lane Powell examine some legal intersections between the two models
    Managing IP Correspondent, September 30 2007
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    Law on Trade Marks amended
    The Croatian Parliament has enacted amendments to the Trade Mark Law, some of which went into effect on July 31 2007.
    Managing IP Correspondent, September 30 2007
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    Dominican Republic: IP protection improved by efficiencies
    Protection for IP rights in the Dominican Republic is much better than it used to be, thanks to a reorganized registry, effective Customs and efficient courts. Wendy Diaz discusses the latest developments and explains how they can help rights owners
    Managing IP Correspondent, September 30 2007
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    Trade mark infringement by a company name
    Céline SA, a famous clothing company, and owner the trade mark Celine, sued clothing boutique Company Céline SARL, Inc, and won at first instance before the French courts.
    Managing IP Correspondent, September 30 2007
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    EBA rules on validity of divisional applications
    In its most recent Decision G 1/05, the Enlarged Board of Appeal (EBA) of the European Patent Office clarified several issues on the validity of divisional applications (first and subsequent generations) containing added subject matter at the actual filing date. In this decision the EBA consolidated three referrals from the Technical Boards of Appeal.
    Managing IP Correspondent, September 30 2007
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