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  • Highsmith Getty complaint
    Getty, top patent practitioner companies, Donald Trump, venue reform, Stephen Colbert – the week in IP
    A suit accusing Getty of charging a photographer for her own photo, a war of words between law professors over venue reform, the companies with the most patent practitioners, the copyright issues at play when Donald Trump plays songs by bands that do not like him, and Stephen Colbert being told he does not own the IP for “Stephen Colbert” were in the intellectual property headlines in the past week
    August 02 2016
  • Akamai
    Limelight and Akamai convert $51m damages award into licence
    The content delivery network companies have settled their decade-long dispute over a patent that was the focus of a Supreme Court ruling. A district court jury confirmed Limelight infringed the patent this June, with Akamai awarded $51 million damages
    August 02 2016
  • Apple logo 200
    Judge vacates VirnetX’s $626m damages award in Apple case
    Apple has had a good few days for patent news: the $626m in damages it was ordered to pay VirnetX has been vacated by an Eastern District of Texas judge, and the Federal Circuit has affirmed two district court rulings of non-infringement in cases involving Wi-LAN and GPNE
    August 01 2016
  • Judge Gilstrap 165
    Patent litigation cools in the Eastern District of Texas
    The Eastern District of Texas has suffered a disproportionate drop in patent cases so far this year, although it remains by far the busiest district. This has led Judge Gilstrap to discontinue the use of letter briefing for 101 motions, as well as the "in person" meet and confer requirement for discovery motions
    July 29 2016
  • H1 half year litigation 165
    Making sense of US patent litigation in 2016’s first half
    Data and Analysis: Managing IP ranks the top plaintiffs, defendants and law firms in US district court litigation in the first half of 2016, using the Docket Navigator database. One finding is that the proportion of cases filed in the Eastern District of Texas is down, with a drop in NPE suits. But some new plaintiffs emerged during the second quarter
    July 29 2016
  • UPC
    Unitary Patent & UPC
    Unitary Patent and UPC: A progress report (July 2016)
    Protocol on Privileges and Immunities of the UPC signed; IP community puts pressure on the UK government; Preparatory Committee and Select Committee to continue with final preparations
    Kingsley Egbuonu, July 29 2016
  • Unified Patents files PTAB challenges to 2016’s three busiest NPEs
    Inter partes review petitions have been filed challenging patents owned by Shipping and Transit, Sportbrain Holdings and Uniloc, which have sued more than 200 companies combined in 2016
    July 28 2016
  • IPAN report launch 165
    Research reveals 76% of UK higher education staff support IP teaching
    The Intellectual Property Network and The National Union of Students Insight team have recently concluded a study on understanding of IP policy in higher education institutions among students and staff
    July 28 2016
  • Soetendorp Ruth
    Interview: Ruth Soetendorp, IP educator and outgoing chair of IPAN
    Alice O' Donkor talks to outgoing IPAN chair Ruth Soetendorp about IP education, awareness and understanding
    July 27 2016
  • James Pooley 165
    Latest people moves in the US
    Managing IP’s regular review of the latest appointments, including Cooley hiring a team of Morrison & Foerster lawyers in California, James Pooley joining Orrick, a new Librarian of Congress, and hires by Milbank Tweed Hadley & McCloy, K&L Gates, Barnes & Thornburg and Paul Hastings
    July 27 2016
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