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  • Just seven of the 28 EU member states have transposed the 2012 Directive on orphan works, while a further four have nearly done so, Managing IP has learned
  • With the Unitary Patent and Unified Patent Court likely to launch as soon as 2016, there are many online resources providing the official documents, as well as analysis and advice. Managing IP provides a list
  • Copyright users can now consult a database of orphan works across the EU
  • The UK has opened up access to more than 91 million copyright works with a new orphan works scheme consisting of an electronic application system and searchable register of licences granted
  • Technology and privacy lawyer Ashley Winton is moving to Paul Hastings from White & Case on November 3
  • Two changes affecting CTM applicants will come into effect on November 24: OHIM will only examine applications after they have been paid for, and it will also introduce a fast-track procedure
  • Do patent owners want a harmonised grace period? The question is worth asking in the light of recent work done by AIPPI and the Tegernsee group of patent offices, as well as comments made following the passage of the America Invents Act
  • The AIPLA annual meeting took place in Washington DC last week, with the Supreme Court’s tinkering with Section 101 a particularly hot topic. All of Managing IP’s coverage from the event is now online and our daily newsletter is available to download
  • Former Chief Judge of the Federal Circuit Randall Rader has said that recent Supreme Court decisions have left the United States so out of step with the rest of the world that legislative correction is needed
  • In a well-received keynote at the AIPLA Annual Meeting, Judge Raymond Chen of the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit shared his insights into the rapid pace of change within the US patent system