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  • Letter from the editor
    Blame Johnny Depp. With his cocky, cheeky, crafty characterisation of Captain Jack Sparrow in the four wildly successful Pirates of the Caribbean movies, he made piracy cool. What child watching those films wouldn't want to be a pirate – skirting round the edges of the law, turning their nose up at authority and plundering the vaults of big business?
    Managing IP Correspondent, January 26 2012
  • CAFC finds Le Tigre confusingly similar to LeTIGRÉ
    The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit this week found Andrew Craig’s application for the mark Le Tigre likely to cause confusion with Kenneth Cole’s mark of the same name, but stylised as LeTIGRÉ.
    Managing IP Correspondent, June 10 2011
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    The renewed threat of genericism
    The risk of genericism is a real one for many trade mark owners. John Wilks and Kate Oldroyd explain what you can do to avoid it
    Managing IP Correspondent, December 06 2013
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    Free access: Patents to be thankful for
    During this season of thankfulness in the US, Managing IP thought it was time to remind its readers of some patents of yesteryear, without which life might be a much more thankless experience
    November 23 2011
  • Louboutin’s red sole succeeds in Europe
    In the same week that Louboutin was denied a preliminary injunction in the US over its distinctive red sole, it has been revealed that the mark is registered in Europe
    August 12 2011
  • Lawyers react to Myriad decision
    Friday’s much anticipated decision in Association for Molecular Pathology v the USPTO and Myriad Genetics came as a relief to those who feared an outcome that would undo “essential building blocks” of the biotech industry, said patent lawyers
    August 01 2011
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    Utynam's Heirs
    A monthly column devoted to IP curiosities and controversies, named in honour of John of Utynam – who received the world’s first recorded patent in 1449 diary@managingip.com
    Managing IP Correspondent, March 27 2012
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    INTA: red sole ruling threatens trade mark law
    The International Trademark Association argues that the Christian Louboutin v Yves Saint Laurent case “is vitally important to the development of trade mark law” in an amicus brief filed yesterday
    November 15 2011
  • Judge says Zediva violates public performance rights
    Movie streaming service Zediva has been enjoined from operating until a lawsuit filed against it by Hollywood studios has been decided
    Managing IP Correspondent, August 03 2011
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    Supreme Court reverses Eve/Eva trade mark decision
    In May 2010, then deputy commissioner of Patents and Trademarks Noah Shalev Shlomovits ruled that the cigarette brand Eva, produced by Bulgarian manufacturer Aktsionerno Droujestvo Bulgartabac is not confusingly similar to the Eve brand of cigarettes produced by Philip Morris, allowing Eva to be registered as a trade mark.
    Managing IP Correspondent, November 02 2011
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