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Germany: Where to fight the infringers

Globalization has increased the threat of international patent infringement. But, say Reinhardt Schuster and Moritz F Scharpenseel of Bardehle Pagenberg Dost Altenburg Geissler, for owners of German patents, the country's courts might serve as an effective enforcement mechanism

Managing IP Correspondent, June 01 2005
Italy: Patent reform boost for rights owners

Italy's industrial property reform has greatly improved the patent procedures in the country. Luigi Franzolin and Robert Scotti of Studio Torta outline the key provisions of the new law

Managing IP Correspondent, June 01 2005
Living with change

India's patent reforms, together with changes to its tax laws, have radically altered the environment for the country's numerous makers of generic drugs. Harinder S Sikka, senior corporate president of Nicholas Piramal India, says that these companies must adapt to the new reality

Managing IP Correspondent, June 01 2005
Australia: Patent litigation in a nutshell

Demystifying patent litigation is a highly effective way to improve client decision making. Wayne McMaster and John Swinson of Mallesons Stephen Jaques present a summary of the key issues prospective litigants need to consider in Australian patent litigation

Managing IP Correspondent, June 01 2005
Technologies breed different strategies

The numbers of oppositions filed per each patent granted at the EPO vary greatly according to industry. The EPO's T M Haeusser analyzes and explains the latest data

Managing IP Correspondent, June 01 2005
Editorial

With the growing shift around the world to knowledge-based economies, the value of patents continues to increase. This is both good news and bad news for patent owners.

Managing IP Correspondent, June 01 2005
Comparative law alleviates biotech uncertainty

When providing much-needed clarification on the patentability of biotechnological inventions, the Mexican Patent Office considered how other countries had dealt with the issue. By Horacio Rangel-Ortiz of Uhthoff Gomez Vega & Uhthoff

Managing IP Correspondent, May 31 2005
The pros and cons of claiming first use

Claiming the date of commencement of use of trade marks in Mexico raises some tricky issues. Jaime Delgado and Arturo D Reyes of Goodrich Riquelme & Asociados explain

Managing IP Correspondent, May 31 2005
The options for enforcing your IP

There are various ways to pursue infringers and seek restitution. Agustín Velázquez, Gabriel Pardo, Alberto Huerta Bleck and Alvaro Huerta of Mijares Angoitia Cortes y Fuentes SC outline what is available to rights owners

Managing IP Correspondent, May 31 2005
GI debate back on the agenda

The dispute surrounding geographical indications and their co-existence with trade marks created a deadlock in international trade negotiations in 2003. But discussions are now in full swing with two recent WTO decisions, an ECJ opinion and the upcoming WTO summit in Hong Kong. Stéphanie Bodoni reports

Managing IP Correspondent, May 31 2005

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