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  • Patent troll MPHJ has settled Federal Trade Commission charges that it used deceptive sales claims and phony legal threats in letters accusing thousands of small businesses of patent infringement
  • Last month Mike Weatherley, appointed the UK government’s IP adviser just over a year ago, published his third report on IP and announced that he was stepping down from the role. He spoke to Emma Barraclough about his time in the job and work still to be done
  • Disappointing; incredible; another twist; is it personal?; and maybe the first ever trade mark infringement case sent for retrial in the UK – a few of the comments made by lawyers on this week’s Interflora v Marks & Spencer Court of Appeal ruling
  • Six months on from the US Supreme Court’s Octane decision, about 18% of motions for fee awards have been granted according to an analysis by Glaser Weil
  • In the latest twist in litigation that has seen more false peaks than an ascent of Mount Everest, a panel of Court of Appeal judges has ordered a retrial in the trade mark dispute between Interflora and Marks & Spencer
  • Following the Court of Appeal's decision to order a retrial in the Interflora v Marks & Spencer keywords litigation, you too can now try your luck in the UK courts with our unique Interflora snakes & ladders game
  • Following the Republicans gaining full control of Congress, the chances of patent reform passing in the United States seem higher. Yet the case for it is getting weaker, with litigation plummeting and fee shifting increasingly common
  • The Federal Circuit has reprimanded Edward Reines for sending clients and prospects a complimentary email he received from then-Chief Judge Randall Rader. It also referred to the California bar authorities a matter concerning Reines providing concert tickets to Rader
  • A new Lex Machina report on ANDA litigation reveals that 2014 is already a record year for cases filed and that Oxycontin is the trade name with the largest number of cases since 2009
  • The possibility of bifurcation in the proposed Unified Patent Court has been effectively killed off in the revised version of the Court’s Rules of Procedure