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As Icann prepares to open the new gTLD application stage tomorrow, lawyers say that businesses are still unaware about .brands and there may be a last-minute rush of applications that delays the programme

Three-dimensional printing could revolutionise manufacturing. But are IP owners ready to meet the challenge? Emma Barraclough explains the risks and the opportunities

Another political storm is brewing in Australia over the protection of digital sports rights, following the recent Optus case

The recent decision in Generics v Competition and Markets Authority from the CJEU is too restrictive and will result in higher litigation costs, say pharma sources

In-house counsel and other IP experts welcome the changes to China’s Trademark Law, which will become effective on November 1 2019, but have reservations about the implementation process

As the Brexit impasse continues, Tania Clark, president of the Chartered Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys, examines the impact on EU IP in the UK whether there is a deal or not

James Kramer is a patent examiner at the USPTO in a team that deals with applications related to finance: from trading and portfolio management to banking. He tells Emma Barraclough about working life in Alexandria, Virginia

The Malaysian courts recently handed down their decision in Hu Kin Ai & Anor v Liew Yew Thoong [2005] 6 AMR 363. The plaintiffs had been selling watches in Malaysia and internationally since 1994 and are the registered owners of the trade mark "Blansacar with Five Stars Device" in respect of watches. They sued the defendant for trade mark infringement and passing off. The first plaintiff had also applied to register the Chinese characters "Wu Xing Shang Jiang" (meaning Five Star General) in respect of watches.

Professor Glynn S. Lunney Jr. and Antoine Gautier-Sauvagnac dueled over tarnishment law in INTA’s Annual Professor vs. Practitioner Debate on Sunday.

A psychiatrist found that Judge Pauline Newman, who received 98 out of 100 points on a mental status test, was ‘unusually cognitively intact’