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Half of the human race

I was at a Managing IP event in New York earlier this month. There were senior lawyers from private practice, businesses and government agencies on the panels and in the audience, a good showing of scientists-turned-lawyers and a sizeable smattering of PhDs. That might not sound unusual, but what made it different was that almost everyone there was a woman.

June 23 2014

Guest post: Corporate secrets in an age of innovation

In a guest post published with Aistemos ahead of the IP Strategy Forum in April, Rebecca Burn-Callander discusses transparency in the IP system

Managing IP Correspondent, January 17 2017

Pre-1972 recordings, Canada plain packaging, Microsoft, top 10 US patent cases, TTAB fees, Federal Circuit – the week in IP

A copyright ruling on pre-1972 recordings, Canada’s consultation on plain packaging, a sale of 1,500 Microsoft patents, a proposal to increase TTAB fees, data on Rule 36 affirmances by the Federal Circuit, a former PAE lawyer’s experiences of the “dark side, and an interview with Erich Spangenberg were in the intellectual property headlines in the past week

June 06 2016

What are the IP industry disrupters?

What working practices and new services could disrupt the way that businesses seek legal advice on IP, or IP prosecution services?

Managing IP Correspondent, May 27 2015

Methodology

Welcome to the second edition of IP Stars – Top 250 Women in IP, the definitive guide to the leading female intellectual property attorneys in the United States.

Managing IP Correspondent, August 31 2014

SiriusXM, Jersey Boys, Apple v Samsung, TiVo, Netflix, PTAB, trade secrets at the ITC – the week in IP

A Sirius settlement of up to $99m, a copyright loss for the Jersey Boys creators, more on Apple v Samsung at the Federal Circuit, a TiVo and Netflix patent agreement, the results of a USPTO post-grant outcomes pilot, and a petition asking the Supreme Court to review ITC adjudication of cases involving trade secret misappropriation in a foreign country were in the recent intellectual property headlines

November 29 2016

Federal Circuit, TTAB, Toronto Maple Leafs, Snoop Dogg, We Shall Overcome, PTAB, patent cited references – the week in IP

Recent intellectual property news includes the Federal Circuit reversing the TTAB over actual use in commerce, the Maple Leafs opposing a trade mark application from Snoop Dogg, the We Shall Overcome copyright case moving closer to trial, two Federal Circuit judges calling for en banc rehearing of a PTAB case, the number of cited references per patent rising, and amicus briefs being filed in the Tam and Flanax cases

November 23 2016

What's inside our April issue

Copyright rankings, design developments, managing brand protection, a rare patent case in Hong Kong, our latest UPC scenario, and why you have been doing patent drawings wrong - just some of the articles in the April issue of Managing IP

April 13 2016

Highlights from the May 2016 issue

All the details of our 2016 awards winners, sports sponsorship, OEM trade mark infringement, design law in the US and EU, ambush marketing in Brazil and our latest UPC scenario are all featured in the bumper May 2016 issue of Managing IP

May 11 2016

PTAB, VirnetX, Teva, 101 invalidation data, software patents, blockchain technology – the week in IP

The Patent Trial and Appeal Board invalidating patents owned by VirnetX and Teva, the number of Section 101 decisions increasing during the summer, data on software patent litigation and prosecution, and the growing competition for blockchain technology patents were in the recent intellectual property headlines

September 14 2016

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