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The front line against counterfeiting

The French organization of manufacturers, Union des Fabricants, has been active in Japan since 1980. Laurent Dubois and Takayuki Tsutsumi of Union des Fabricants explained to MIP what it does in the country, and how it is helping brand owners to deal with the threat of counterfeiting

Managing IP Correspondent, June 30 2006
Patentability of diagnostic methods clarified

The Enlarged Board of Appeal has laid down the criteria that allow a practitioner to assess whether a diagnostic method is excluded from patentability under Article 52(4) EPC. In Opinion G1/04 of December 16 2005, the Board sets a liberal standard for the patentability of diagnostic methods.

Managing IP Correspondent, May 31 2006
Patent application process amended

The Korean National Assembly recently made amendments to the Patent Act and the Utility Model Act, which came into effect on March 3 2006. The amendments make three specific changes that will immediately benefit applicants filing in Korea.

Managing IP Correspondent, May 31 2006
Income expectations in licensing

Technology transfer provides the scope for creativity in the organization and structure of what is usually a long-term relationship. The bottom line is always lasting profitability for the respective parties.

Managing IP Correspondent, May 31 2006
IP laws to be amended

The Australian Parliament has recently introduced the Intellectual Property Laws Amendments Bill 2006 to amend and revise Australian IP laws. The major changes are in the areas of patents and trade marks. These changes are discussed separately below.

Managing IP Correspondent, May 31 2006
Employing the right IP strategy

Growing demand for highly skilled employees in China means high staff turnover and the risk that your company's IP could end up in your competitors' hands. Connie Carnabuci explains how well-drafted employment agreements could protect you

Managing IP Correspondent, May 31 2006
Aqua not an exclusive trade mark

Stéphanie Bodoni, London

Managing IP Correspondent, May 31 2006
Almost famous!

If you discover someone is trying to register a similar mark to your own in Australia, but you have not protected your own rights, all is not lost. Anna Cormack and Shyama Jayaswal explain how international trade mark owners can rely on their mark's reputation to prevent the registration of a similar trade mark

Managing IP Correspondent, May 31 2006
Demystifying IP due diligence

Michele C Bosch and Adriana L Burgy outline a three-stage approach to conducting IP due diligence, and explain its application in a typical corporate scenario

Managing IP Correspondent, May 31 2006
Beatles label refuses to let it be

Apple Corps, the Beatles' own record label, is to appeal a ruling handed down by the High Court of England and Wales on May 8 which cleared Apple Computer of breaching a trade mark co-existence agreement by using its Apple logo on its iTunes music downloading service.

Managing IP Correspondent, May 31 2006

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