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  • Digital transmissions and the ITC
    David Foster of Foster Murphy Altman & Nickel gave an overview yesterday of how the Federal Circuit's Suprema and ClearCorrect decisions last year have affected the International Trade Commission (ITC)
    October 28 2016
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    Daniel Marti's call for collaboration
    AIPLA president Denise DeFranco welcomed attendees to this year's conference and honored the Committee of the Year, the Standards and Open Source Committee. DeFranco then introduced Daniel Marti, the US's Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordinator (IPEC), who gave this year's opening remarks.
    October 28 2016
  • David Ruschke AIPLA 168
    The PTAB comes of age
    In a wide-ranging interview during yesterday's AIPLA Annual Meeting luncheon, Chief Judge David Ruschke of the Patent Trial and Appeal Board revealed his hopes for his tenure. Ruschke started in the role in May
    October 28 2016
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    Interview: Judge Hacon and Kate O’Rourke on IP Pro Bono
    IP Enterprise Court Judge Richard Hacon and ITMA President Kate O’Rourke spoke with Managing IP about the IP Pro Bono service which was launched last week in London
    Kingsley Egbuonu, October 28 2016
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    How pharmaceutical patents are treated in India (sponsored article)
    Sharad Vadehra and Kshitij Saxena of Kan and Krishme discuss how India's patent office interprets pharmaceutical patents, recent court decisions and how applicants can improve their chances in prosecution
    Managing IP Correspondent, October 27 2016
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    When enough is enough in patent prosecution
    Patent prosecutors are bound by a duty of candor requiring them to report known prior art. But the scope of doing so is a source of debate
    October 27 2016
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    Your Brexit briefing
    There is no need for IP owners and advisers to panic following the UK vote to leave the EU. But now is a good time to consider how rights could be affected in the medium term
    October 27 2016
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    Catching up with TTAB cases
    The Trademark Trial and Appeal Board has seen a slew of unusual cases this year, according to John Welch, an attorney with Wolf Greenfield
    October 27 2016
  • Making a better patent
    Patent prosecution is taking place against a backdrop of the press claiming many patents should not have been issued, allegations that patent examiners shirk their responsibilities and the technology industry being exasperated by the Alice aftermath
    October 27 2016
  • The Slants 168
    Division over disparaging marks
    The trademark world has been closely following Lee v Tam, the dispute over the constitutionality of the USPTO's provision barring the registration of disparaging marks
    October 27 2016
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