A deep dive into the Supreme People’s Court’s multi-factor analysis in IWNCOMM v Apple illustrates that the decision of whether to grant injunctive relief involves a nuanced grasp of the different factors at issue and how they interact.
Licence is a big breakthrough in the multimedia space for the Finnish company
In an exclusive interview with Tim Pohlmann, Kasim Alfalahi offers his take on how to navigate the world of SEP licensing, Avanci’s 5G vehicle programme and striking the right balance between the interests of licensors and licensees.
As economies have evolved over time, so have businesses evolved from being physically intensive to relying more on intangible assets. The purpose of this chapter is to provide an overview of the valuation of intangible assets and to provide evidence of intangible asset value.
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Copyright law has a significant role to play in industry today, having developed from a legal concept to one which affects nearly every area of business.
29 January 2008
For the most part, patent litigation is a domestic issue. Although today there is much talk of international patent litigation, in practice the international aspect is often confined to organising litigation in various countries.
29 January 2008
As a result of Romania’s accession to the European Union on January 1 2007, new regulations on the protection of industrial property came into force.
29 January 2008
Thailand is well known as a country where counterfeit products can be bought easily from street vendors. A single visit to Bangkok usually presents shoppers with endless opportunities to buy goods such as fake handbags, CDs and DVDs.
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“Every year, the US economy suffers a consumer welfare loss of an estimated $25.5 billion because current patent law deters productive research, imposes administrative costs, and encourages excessive litigation,”
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The past 12 months have seen a number of important decisions relating to UK patent law. These decisions span a variety of issues, including
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The European Patent Convention, signed in Munich on October 5 1973, provided a legal framework for the granting of European patents through a centralised delivery procedure to the European Patent Office. A single patent application in one language may be filed with the European Patent Office, which then examines the patentability of the invention.
29 January 2008
Until 1995, the Netherlands Patent Office (NPO) granted patents only after substantive examination, in which a technical examiner assessed whether the invention claimed in the application was new and involved an inventive step.
29 January 2008
The digital age continues to pose a considerable challenge to IP rights in New Zealand. The primary pieces of legislation making up New Zealand’s IP landscape remain the Copyright Act 1994, the Patents Act 1953 and the Trademarks Act 2002.
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