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Registering Trademarks To Improve Your Position In Litigation
04 March 2011
Two of the numerous factors to be weighed when deciding on UK or European Community (CTM) registration are: intent to use: still a prerequisite for a valid UK application, although not a CTM;speed of...
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Counterfeits in Transit: The Advocate General's Opinion
28 February 2011
It is not uncommon for counterfeit goods to pass through the EU in transit to their final destination. This raises the question of whether such goods fall within the jurisdiction of the EU, and can...
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The latest dispatches from the Budweiser wars
25 February 2011
Advocate General Verica Trstenjak recently gave her opinion on questions referred to the European Court of Justice by the UK Court of Appeal regarding the latest dispute in the complex on-going...
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Put up or shut up: Nokia vs IPCom
23 February 2011
This appeal decision demonstrates the importance of considering potential patent amendments early in litigious proceedings. The appeal was concerned with two patents which were part of a larger...
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Simon Stanes blogs for The IPKat on the cancellation of Innocent smoothie trademarks
01 January 1970
Simon Stanes, the head of EIP Brands, has posted as a guest blogger for The IPKat following the cancellation of two CTM registrations owned by the makers of Innocent smoothies.
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Simon Stanes blogs for The IPKat on the Budweiser dispute
01 January 1970
Simon Stanes, the head of EIP Brands, has contributed to a post on The IPKat blog following a ruling by the General Court in what could be the end to the long-running Budweiser trademark dispute.
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Rare diseases - are there sufficient incentives to develop treatments?
01 January 1970
To mark Rare Disease Day 2012, Darren Smyth's latest IPKat post has a topical theme.Darren highlights the pharmaceutical industry's reluctance to develop treatments for rare diseases where there is...
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America Invents Act – Important Changes to US Patent Law
01 January 1970
The biggest changes to US patent law since 1952 have recently been signed into law by president Obama, in the form of the America Invents Act.
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