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  • PTAB petitions hit 2015 high in June
    The 182 inter partes review petitions filed at the Patent Trial and Appeal Board in June was the most since June 2014. The month also saw two more post-grant review petitions as well as the Board instituting the first ever PGR proceedings
    July 20 2015
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    Tell MARQUES about yourself and win a bottle of Cremant
    Trade mark association MARQUES is running a survey to find out more about its members and other IP professionals, and it closes on July 27
    July 20 2015
  • Data: PTAB petitioners, patent owners and law firms in the first half of 2015
    Managing IP analyses the busiest companies and law firms at the Patent Trial and Appeal Board so far this year, using Docket Navigator. The first half was notable for petitions from automotive companies and the Coalition for Affordable Drugs, while an Acacia Research subsidiary was the most targeted entity
    July 20 2015
  • Huawei v ZTE – analysis from across Europe
    Many IP and competition lawyers have reacted to last week’s ruling from the CJEU in the Huawei v ZTE case regarding standard-essential patents and FRAND licensing. Here are some key quotes
    July 20 2015
  • PRISON
    Online copyright pirates face 10 years in prison under UK plans
    The UK government has launched a consultation on increasing the maximum prison sentence for commercial-scale online copyright infringement from two to 10 years
    July 20 2015
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    Unitary Patent & UPC
    Unitary Patent and UPC: progress report part II
    The EU’s Unitary Patent and UPC system is getting closer to becoming a reality. Contracts have been awarded for work to commence on the UPC IT system, and the Preparatory Committee met on July 10 to discuss matters including the final version of the UPC Rules of Procedure.
    Kingsley Egbuonu, July 20 2015
  • Paris Palais de Justice
    Unitary Patent & UPC
    Unified Patent Court: where will it be?
    Luxembourg, France, Germany and the UK will host important sections of the UPC. Managing IP finds out about the buildings likely to be used, and what practitioners make of the plans
    Kingsley Egbuonu, July 20 2015
  • Join Managing IP's upcoming Asia events
    In August and September, Managing IP will be hosting events in Singapore and Shanghai that will explore some of the biggest IP developments from around the world and featuring some of the most respected experts in the region
    July 19 2015
  • Baroness Neville-Rolfe
    UK seeks comments on design marking
    The UK government has launched a consultation on enabling designers to mark their products with a web link, rather than having to attach the registered design numbers to the product.
    July 16 2015
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    Patent reform, Blurred Lines, USPTO, Newegg, trade mark filing, RPX – the week in IP
    The Innovation Act being put on hold, a reduction of the Blurred Lines award, the USPTO updating on its Enhance Patent Quality initiative, Newegg receiving good news, US trade mark applications increasing, public patent licensing companies having a strong quarter, and Goebbels’ estate being awarded royalties were in the IP headlines in the past week
    July 16 2015
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