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  • Swiss pharmaceutical company Roche has ended its attempt to secure patent protection for breast cancer drug Herceptin in India
  • During the last few years I have litigated a number of lawsuits that included significant battles over whether confidential client communications with non-attorney patent professionals – called patent agents in the US, or patent attorneys overseas – were privileged
  • Japanese watchmaker Seiko has won a UDRP case concerning 138 domain names registered by 106 respondents
  • The Patents County Court in London is to be renamed the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court from October 1, under a statutory instrument laid before parliament earlier this month.
  • Margot Fröhlinger, principal director for patent law and international affairs at the EPO, will give a keynote address at Managing IP’s European Patent Reforum Forum in Munich next month
  • Musician Victoria Aitken and actor Kevin Spacey have made bold, but contrasting, contributions to the copyright debate. Lawyers would do well to listen to both of them
  • The UK government has ditched plans to allow IP owners to pay for a 90-day patent processing service following a consultation with IP Office users
  • Know your enemy. Did Australian company record company Liberation Music bear this advice in mind when it requested that YouTube block the video of a lecture titled “Open” given by Harvard Law School professor Lawrence Lessig?
  • Focus on the type of patent, rather than the identity of the litigant: that was the conclusion of a US Government Accountability Office report into patent litigation and patent quality published this week
  • US and UK law allow brand owners to establish trade mark infringement claims by showing the likelihood of confusion at any time up to the point of sale. Should other countries follow suit?