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  • The Trademark & Corporate name conundrum
    Managing IP Correspondent, May 26 2017
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    SCOTUS to rule on PTAB partial institution practice in SAS Institute v Lee
    The US Supreme Court may be set to end the Patent Trial and Appeal Board’s practice of instituting only some of the claims challenged in a petition and replace it with an “all or nothing” system, after granting cert in SAS Institute v Lee
    May 24 2017
  • Intermediary liability in China
    Christian Peugeot, President of Unifab and marketing director of PSA, talks to Shaun Tan about China’s draft e-commerce law
    May 24 2017
  • EUTM reform – the sequel
    Fans of the EU trade mark (EUTM) will all have enjoyed last year’s trade mark reform package, which starred the notorious Section 28(8) declarations. But did you know that the sequel is released on October 1 this year, and will feature changes affecting examination, oppositions and appeals?
    May 23 2017
  • News from IP offices
    An open house session with IP office representatives yesterday provided INTA Annual Meeting registrants with the latest IP developments in their respective countries
    Kingsley Egbuonu, May 23 2017
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    SCOTUS limits patent venue in Heartland ruling
    Patent case filing will fall in the Eastern District of Texas following the Supreme Court’s ruling in TC Heartland v Kraft that residence of domestic corporations in §1400(b) refers only to the state of incorporation of the alleged infringer – the most important US patent decision since Alice
    May 22 2017
  • “Google it” not genericide, rules Ninth Circuit
    The Ninth Circuit’s ruling that the Google name is not generic eases trademark owners’ worries about protecting their brands against usage as a verb
    May 22 2017
  • Read Trademark Times this week
    We are publishing a new newspaper during this week - Trademark Times. Pick up your copy at our booth in the INTA Exhibition Hall or download a PDF from our website
    May 21 2017
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    Are you braced for Brexit?
    The clock is ticking: on March 29 UK Prime Minister Theresa May sent a letter to European Council President Donald Tusk notifying him of the UK’s intention to leave the EU. The decision will have important consequences for IP rights, legislation and agreements
    May 20 2017
  • A guide to Mexico’s new opposition system (sponsored article)
    Eduardo Kleinberg, Jorge Vega and Juan Carlos Hernandez of Basham Ringe & Correa answer some common questions about trademark oppositions in Mexico
    Managing IP Correspondent, May 19 2017
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