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    AIPLA releases Section 101 legislative proposal
    The American Intellectual Property Law Association has revealed its long-awaited proposed amendment for subject matter eligibility. It follows similar proposals from IPO and ABA
    May 17 2017
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    Qualcomm, Waymo, Uber, Amgen, Conan O’Brien, Cloudflare, Blackbird Tech, PTAB – the week in IP
    Samsung and Intel supporting the FTC’s lawsuit against Qualcomm, the latest in the Waymo/Uber trade secrets dispute, Amgen filing a BPCIA lawsuit, a copyright case involving Conan O’Brien jokes, Cloudflare going on the offensive against Blackbird Tech and a covered business method survey were in the recent intellectual property news
    May 17 2017
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    Leaked WTO decision shakes tobacco industry
    The tobacco industry got a rude awakening two weeks ago as a decision by the World Trade Organisation (WTO) supporting Australia’s plain packaging measures for cigarettes was apparently leaked
    May 15 2017
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    The Defend Trade Secrets Act: a year later
    The Defend Trade Secrets Act has been in effect for a year, with more than 300 complaints filed in that time. James Pooley looks back on how the law has performed and analyses which issues need to be clarified
    Managing IP Correspondent, May 11 2017
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    Eagles, Wi-Fi One, hashtag trade marks, emojis, Dancing Baby – the week in IP
    A dispute over Hotel California, en banc argument in Wi-Fi One at the Federal Circuit, a 64% increase in hashtag trade mark applications, a paper discussing IP protection for emojis, and the US government urging the Supreme Court not to hear the dancing baby copyright case were in the recent intellectual property news
    May 10 2017
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    Why the ITC is in vogue for pharma patent disputes
    The number of pharma patent complaints at the International Trade Commission was up greatly last year. Natalie Rahhal analyses what is driving this and what benefits the ITC brings for pharmaceutical companies
    May 09 2017
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    Representation in the UPC
    Once the Unified Patent Court is up and running, patent owners and defendants will have some interesting choices to make about representation
    May 08 2017
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    The “state of the art” in PAE litigation
    A recent Intellectual Ventures lawsuit filed with a companion ITC complaint may be a sign of what is to come in patent assertion entity litigation, with one observer describing it as “a formidable new change”. The ITC has now instituted the investigation against car manufacturers and parts makers
    May 03 2017
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    Federal Circuit issues important Helsinn on-sale bar ruling
    In Helsinn v Teva, the Federal Circuit has ruled the America Invents Act did not change the meaning of “on sale” and the bar applies if the existence of the sale is public, even if the details of the invention are not publicly disclosed
    May 02 2017
  • Early Certainty from Opposition at the EPO
    A well-functioning patent system should provide users and third parties with legal certainty. One pillar of legal certainty is of course a high quality patent which will stand up in court, but another is timeliness. The EPO explains its latest initiative
    Managing IP Correspondent, May 01 2017
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