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    Supreme Court finds IPRs constitutional, 7-2
    The US Supreme Court has ruled the IPR process at the Patent Trial and Appeal Board is constitutional, although two justices dissented and the court left IPRs open to due process arguments
    April 25 2018
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    SCOTUS abolishes PTAB practice of partial claim review
    The US Supreme Court has decided in SAS Institute v Iancu that the PTAB must review all or none of the challenged claims. Observers say the PTAB petitioners could react to the ruling in a number of ways, and it “may increase the number of issues that bubble up to the Federal Circuit”
    April 25 2018
  • India IP Q&A
    Intellectual Property in India refers to copyrights, patents, trade mark, designs and different intangible assets. There are well-established statutory, administrative, and judicial frameworks for safeguarding IP in India.
    Managing IP Correspondent, April 25 2018
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    US trade secrets bill passed unanimously in Senate
    The Defend Trade Secrets Act has been passed 87-0 in the US Senate. It would allow federal actions in response to the misappropriation of trade secrets, but it is not clear how big an impact it would have after some of the more controversial provisions were scaled back by a Senate committee and with the House of Representatives yet to vote on the bill
    April 06 2016
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    Japan: Supreme Court affirms DOE for Maxacalcitol’s manufacturing process patent
    After its product patent had expired, the brand name pharmaceutical company sued generic drug manufacturers based on a manufacturing process patent. On March 24 2017, the Supreme Court affirmed infringement under the doctrine of equivalents (DOE) for the medicinal compound's manufacturing process patent.
    Managing IP Correspondent, April 28 2017
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    ITC rules Arista infringed Cisco’s patents … again
    The International Trade Commission has ruled that Arista’s components for routers and networking systems infringe two Cisco patents. This follows a June ITC judgment that Arista infringed three other Cisco’s patents
    December 20 2016
  • India moves towards Form 27 reform
    India’s Patent Office is gathering input on reforming Form 27. IP practitioners hope changes to the burdensome statement regarding the working of the patented invention will come this year
    Karry Lai, April 19 2018
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    Africa: New IP Law in Morocco
    On December 18 2014 the new Industrial Property Law, Number 23-13, which amends the existing act, Number 17/97, came into force in Morocco. There is a lot of substance in the new law; below is a summary of the most noteworthy changes.
    Managing IP Correspondent, February 23 2015
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    Mexico amends its trade mark opposition system
    Legislation that amends Mexico’s trade mark opposition system is expected to improve the still-new system but Mexico's IP practitioners say many issues remain, reports Ellie Mertens
    April 18 2018
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    US Supreme Court hears arguments on extraterritorial lost profit damages
    In WesternGeco v Ion Geophysical, the Supreme Court seems prepared to overturn the Federal Circuit’s decision to limit lost profit damages abroad in the case of domestic infringement based on the presumption against extraterritoriality
    April 17 2018
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