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Democrats vow to scupper USPTO reform

Sam Mamudi, New York

Managing IP Correspondent, April 30 2003
Inside views

Managers of some of the world’s most recognizable trade marks tell Sam Mamudi about their filing strategies, relationships with outside counsel, and their favourite countries in which to register their marks.

Managing IP Correspondent, April 30 2003
Doing it their way

Every company has external counsel, but in-house lawyers all have different ways of working with their private practice counterparts. Sam Mamudi talks to four trade mark chiefs to learn how they do it

Managing IP Correspondent, April 30 2003
Managing IP to improve public health

Cathy Garner spearheads the newly-established Centre for the Management of IP in Health R&D (MIHR), an international non-governmental organization based in London but with plans for offices in Asia, Africa, Europe and North America. As MIHR's inaugural CEO, Garner will oversee its mission to improve public health in developing countries through effective IP management. She tells Ingrid Hering about MIHR’s objectives

Managing IP Correspondent, April 30 2003
Insight: Green light for importers into Australia

The Australian Senate has passed a law which reforms the parallel imports provisions of the Copyright Act. The legislation widens the scope for parallel imports but late amendments spared the publishing industry, reports Ralph Cunningham

Managing IP Correspondent, April 30 2003
News focus: Cost-cutting in court

A new streamlined procedure has been introduced to make patent litigation cheaper in the UK. But will it make the courts more attractive to patent owners? James Nurton reports Plus: Interview with Mr Justice Robin Jacob

Managing IP Correspondent, April 30 2003
The benefits of organizational IP

Executives should be aware of the possible connections between knowledge management and IP. Individual and organizational knowledge can be converted into IP rights, which can then be commercialized, explain Sharyn Ch’ang and Amanda Horne

Managing IP Correspondent, April 30 2003
Lessons in obviousness in Australia

The judgment in Aktiebolaget Hassle v Alphapharm gives valuable guidance about the ‘obvious to try’ doctrine to the owners of Australian patents. Barry Eagar argues that the judges stressed the importance of Australian case law over its English equivalent

Managing IP Correspondent, April 30 2003
Protect your IP rights from insolvency

What are the risks for licensees when a licensor becomes insolvent? Hamid Rashidmanesh, David Naylor and Adam A Lewis compare procedures under US and English law, and provide some tips on how to minimize risk

Managing IP Correspondent, April 30 2003
Supreme Court tightens trade mark law

The US Supreme Court's ruling in the Victoria's Secret dilution case is the latest example of the trend to rein in IP rights. Edward Vassallo and Tila Duhaime examine what the ruling means for trade mark holders

Managing IP Correspondent, April 30 2003

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