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Judge Pauline Newman was the first woman on the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. She was nominated by President Ronald Reagan and confirmed by the Senate in 1984. Prior to joining the bench, she handled patents, trademarks, and licensing at FMC Corporation on multiple levels. The significance of her opinions on intellectual property goes undisputed, and many consider her a key player in the development of the technology industry.

For the fifth year, Managing IP reveals its list of the biggest IP firms in Asia, Europe and the US

An infringement action in the US federal court system is not the only option available to rights holders. Russell E Levine outlines the benefits of taking an action to the International Trade Commission

Managing Intellectual Property's list of highly recommended in-house IP counsel for 2018 revealed

International harmonization, trend-setting cases and new enforcement strategies are all on the IP menu for 2005. MIP spoke to practitioners worldwide to identify some of the expected events and trends. We also provide an overview of what’s happening where in 2005. James Nurton, Sam Mamudi and Emma Barraclough

The top 10 life science litigators in the US, as compiled by Managing IP. Read how, why and with what success each of these 10 men and women got into patent litigation, as told to Karen Bolipata and Phillip Bausk

Managing IP reveals the top plaintiffs, defendants and law firms in US patent cases in the first half of 2018, as well as the district breakdown. Uniloc has slipped down the plaintiff rankings, Apple is the top defendant and Stamoulis & Weinblatt has risen to the top of the plaintiff firm rankings

The end of the twentieth century saw patent owners queueing up to go to court to defend their rights. For some, the results were rewarding; for others, the risk didn’t pay off. James Nurton profiles some of 1999’s more interesting cases

Following the release of the rankings of the leading firms in patent work in last month's issue, this month MIP presents the top-rated firms in trade mark and copyright work. James Nurton reports