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    Taiwan: Dual-track patent validity determination
    Where there are doubts as to the validity of a patent, a patent invalidation action may be filed with the Taiwan Intellectual Property Office (TIPO) to request revocation of the patent, or patent invalidity may be used as a defence in infringement litigation to assert non-infringement.
    Managing IP Correspondent, February 23 2015
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    Africa: New IP Law in Morocco
    On December 18 2014 the new Industrial Property Law, Number 23-13, which amends the existing act, Number 17/97, came into force in Morocco. There is a lot of substance in the new law; below is a summary of the most noteworthy changes.
    Managing IP Correspondent, February 23 2015
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    Germany: Inventive step and application of general knowledge
    In its decision "Farbversorgungssystem" (X ZR 130/10) the Federal Supreme Court discussed the requirements for applying a technical solution generally known to the person skilled in the art but not disclosed in conjunction with the specific application in question to a prior art teaching in the assessment of inventive step.
    Managing IP Correspondent, February 23 2015
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    India: Pharma patentees score crucial victories
    Patent litigation in India is on the increase and there is good news for pharmaceutical patentees. In three different cases, with three different factual scenarios, both Indian and foreign pharmaceutical patentees managed to score victories against generics and the Indian government.
    Managing IP Correspondent, February 23 2015
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    Greece: Court rejects PI actions on website blocking
    A number of Greek collecting societies managing copyrights and related rights filed preliminary injunction actions against internet service providers (ISPs) in 2014 before the Civil Court of Athens. These requested the defendants to take the appropriate technological or other measures, the implementation of which will make it unfeasible – impossible for their subscribers – to visit specific named websites, the content of which infringes the creators' copyrights.
    Managing IP Correspondent, February 23 2015
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    Taiwan’s model IP enforcers
    Taiwan’s IP Police was founded in 2003 and has three companies with 220 officers in total, handling about 2,000 cases a year. Peter Leung spoke to the captain of the Taipei company, Wei-Hsu Chen
    Managing IP Correspondent, February 23 2015
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    Rules that reflect different traditions
    Many practitioners outside Germany have concerns about bifurcation. Adam Cooke considers how it will work in practice in the UPC
    Managing IP Correspondent, February 23 2015
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    Trade mark guidance from the CJEU in 2014
    The CJEU gave 14 trade mark judgments last year, with cases including the Apple Store, the Tripp-Trapp chair and Golden Balls. Alice Stagg identifies some trends from the decisions
    Managing IP Correspondent, February 23 2015
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    Lessons on eligibility from recent SPC rulings
    The eligibility criteria for obtaining supplementary protection certificates has been the subject of much debate since the SPC Regulation was introduced in 1992. Laura Reynolds finds some guidance in the latest rulings from the CJEU
    Managing IP Correspondent, February 23 2015
  • Data: the busiest companies at the PTAB in 2014
    Analysis of Patent Trial and Appeal Board petitions using the Docket Navigator database reveals the top petitioners, patent owners, law firms and lawyers during 2014
    February 23 2015
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