It’s apparent to anyone that meets me that I have a love of all things fashion. I am especially obsessed with brightly-coloured statement pieces, such as a royal blue pair of shoes or a mustard yellow fitted skirt. I know that intellectual property (IP) is all around us, so I was interested to discover that […]
protecting a spectrum of creativity – Intellectual Property Office blog Read More »
What has been your proudest professional achievement to date, and what makes it stand out? Of course, I am always thrilled whenever we secure patent rights for a client – especially on foundational technology – but my proudest moment to date occurred early in my career. I was collaborating with a great team on a
Brent R Bellows – IAM Read More »
Last Thursday I moderated a webinar titled “German FRAND Cases: the EC’s Amicus Brief and Other Developments.” The panelists included Peter Picht and Erik Habich, who along with me edited the recently-published volume “FRAND: German Case Law and Other Developments (Edward Elgar 2024) (see previous discussion on this blog here and here); Munich Regional Court
the EC’s Amicus Brief and Other Developments” Read More »
Leading Chinese tech companies like Alibaba, ByteDance, and Meituan are strategically investing in building AI teams in California. To strengthen their position in the global race for generative AI, they are actively recruiting US talent despite trade restrictions and geopolitical tensions. Although the United States has restricted the export of high-performance AI chips, such as
Chinese AI Teams in Silicon Valley – China Intellectual Property Blog Read More »
Despite recouping its crown, the court will never return to its glory days – and venue law under TC Heartland is to blame Register for limited access Register to receive our newsletter and gain limited access to subscriber content. Register now Subscribe to unlock unlimited access Get news, unique commentary, expert analysis and essential resources
Here’s the reason the Eastern District of Texas is the top US patent court again Read More »
Last Thursday I moderated a webinar titled “German FRAND Cases: the EC’s Amicus Brief and Other Developments.” The panelists included Peter Picht and Erik Habich, who along with me edited the recently-published volume “FRAND: German Case Law and Other Developments (Edward Elgar 2024) (see previous discussion on this blog here and here); Munich Regional Court
the EC’s Amicus Brief and Other Developments” Read More »
Despite recouping its crown, the court will never return to its glory days – and venue law under TC Heartland is to blame Register for limited access Register to receive our newsletter and gain limited access to subscriber content. Register now Subscribe to unlock unlimited access Get news, unique commentary, expert analysis and essential resources
Here’s the reason the Eastern District of Texas is the top US patent court again Read More »
Last Thursday I moderated a webinar titled “German FRAND Cases: the EC’s Amicus Brief and Other Developments.” The panelists included Peter Picht and Erik Habich, who along with me edited the recently-published volume “FRAND: German Case Law and Other Developments (Edward Elgar 2024) (see previous discussion on this blog here and here); Munich Regional Court
the EC’s Amicus Brief and Other Developments” Read More »
Image from here Namaskar. Remember the Goan circular concerning section 52(1)(za) of the Copyright Act, 1957, saying no permission is required to perform music at religious ceremonies, including weddings and its connected social events, which was later revoked? And many other stories of the provision we’ve commented on in the past? Well, we now have
This year marks the 10-year anniversary of your firm. What are some of IPMAP’s proudest achievements since its inception, and what steps are you taking to future-proof the organisation? Several weeks after I launched IPMAP in May 2014, we realised that the tremendous effects of events such as inter partes reviews at the PTAB and