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  • The best female lawyers from across the continent congregated at The London Hilton Hotel on Park Lane last night to celebrate Euromoney Legal Media Group's fourth annual Europe Women in Business Law Awards.
  • Tian Lipu, the former head of SIPO, sits down with Managing IP to discuss the growth of IP in China during his watch, how he views complaints from foreign rights holders and why he thinks the government will no longer be the main force behind the National IP Strategy
  • IP practitioners say that the Supreme Court’s POM Wonderful v Coca-Cola ruling is unlikely to spark a flood of food and beverage labelling lawsuits but may have wider implications elsewhere
  • US discovery may be useful to companies bringing trade secret actions and frustrated by the lack of evidence gathering mechanisms in countries like China and Japan
  • Judge Randall Rader has announced that he will retire from the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit effective on June 30
  • The balance between what companies and what governments spend on tackling counterfeits is wrong, with governments needing to do more, said Paul Polman, chief executive of Unilever, at last week’s International IP Enforcement Summit in London
  • Developing legislation to deal with goods-in-transit and protecting trade secrets will be among Italy’s priorities when it takes over the EU presidency on July 1, said Simona Vicari, under secretary of state at the Ministry of Economic Development, at last week’s IP Enforcement Summit in London
  • Last week’s International IP Enforcement Summit, jointly hosted by the UK IPO, OHIM and the European Commission, featured some powerful statements. But now the challenge is to make them heard where it really matters – outside in the real world
  • Mexico’s intellectual property office ruling in favour of iFone, Lego asking the UK government to remove images, German legal scholars debating whether Mein Kampf should be studied or suppressed when its copyright expires and a study claiming patent trolls restrict venture capital investment were among the intellectual property stories hitting the headlines in the past week
  • Richard Gordon-Brown has joined IP firm EIP from rival Page White & Farrer. He will be based in the firm’s office in Bath, UK