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    Unitary Patent and UPC: Progress Report (September)
    The UK IPO is making progress with the IT system, draft Rules on the European Patent Litigation Certificate have been agreed, proposals for the Patent Mediation and Arbitration Centre rules are imminent, and Finland and Italy are preparing to ratify the UPC Agreement
    September 16 2015
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    MARQUES Annual Conference, Vienna 2015: Day 1 round-up
    James Nurton selects five highlights from the first 24 hours of this year’s MARQUES Annual Conference, spanning everything from neuroscience to survey evidence and Austria’s biggest brands
    September 15 2015
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    The UK's IP diplomacy
    Speaking with Managing IP in Shanghai, Adam Williams, deputy director of the UK IPO's international policy directorate discussed the UK's strong relations with China on IP issues, the trends his IP attachés are seeing around the world and the future of the attaché programme
    September 11 2015
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    Unitary Patent and UPC: five takeaways from the Patent Reform Forum
    Judges, in-house counsel, patent lawyers and attorneys and IP office representatives discussed the Unitary Patent and Unified Patent Court (UPC) at the latest EU Patent Reform Forum. James Nurton reports on the main news and views
    September 10 2015
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    Fitbit, Jawbone, US Copyright Office, BMI, TiVo, Samsung, Toyota – the week in IP
    Fitbit countersuing Jawbone, the US Copyright Office’s registration system going down for a week, BMI registering record revenues, TiVo filings its first patent litigation since 2012, and Toyota’s patent application for a potential flying car were in the IP headlines this week
    September 10 2015
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    Federal Circuit rules laches a viable defence in patent cases
    Citing concerns about 'stale' patents, the Federal Circuit has ruled, en banc, that laches is a statutory defence in the Patent Act and may be a defence to both legal and equitable remedies
    September 18 2015
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    Europe IP news round-up
    EPO to donate €100k to refugee crisis, EU MEPs support extension of GI protection, tips offered at the Global Innovation Index launch, EC backs TRIPs exemption for least-developed countries, consultation on Mediation Directive and the Unitary Patent and UPC latest were in the IP headlines in Europe this week
    September 18 2015
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    CJEU provides guidance on shape marks in Kit Kat case
    An applicant for a trade mark based on acquired distinctiveness must prove that that mark alone (as opposed to any other mark present on the product) identifies the origin of the goods or services. So said the Court of Justice of the EU in a dispute between Nestlé and Cadbury over the shape of the Kit Kat bar
    September 17 2015
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    Kim Dotcom, Rick Ross, Segway, Adidas, Skechers – the week in IP
    Kim Dotcom attending an extradition hearing in New Zealand, Rick Ross failing in a trade mark suit over the phrase "everyday I'm shufflin", Segway suing the makers of Hovertrax, and Adidas claiming Skechers has infringed its trade mark were in the IP headlines in the past week
    September 20 2015
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    Navigating OEM-related IP challenges
    Original equipment manufacturing in China provides many advantages for international companies, but IP-related pitfalls can be a challenge. Ted Chwu and Gordon Lee explain what rights holders have to look out for
    Managing IP Correspondent, September 25 2015
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