Intellectual Property, Patents An Eligible Patent? It’s a Divisive Issue 18 July 2012 By Claudia Newman-Martin Read on
Advertising & marketing, Intellectual Property, Media & entertainment, Social media London Olympics warns that ambush marketers will be caught with their pants down….again 11 July 2012 By Claudia Newman-Martin Read on
Intellectual Property, Litigation, Patents A Rare Moment of Agreement in Europe: Paris to host Unitary Patent Central Court 3 July 2012 By Claudia Newman-Martin Read on
Intellectual Property, Litigation, Trade marks Fashionistas challenge Louboutin’s sole rights to red sole shoe – Louboutin asserts its claim to red is not yet dead 21 June 2012 By Claudia Newman-Martin Read on
Copyright, Litigation Some good news and some bad news for copyright owners 29 March 2012 By Claudia Newman-Martin Read on
Litigation, Patents Another Attempt to Discourage Pay-For-Delay Agreements 6 March 2012 By Claudia Newman-Martin Read on
Copyright, Patents, Trade marks More news from Canberra: amendments to IP laws passed by Senate 2 March 2012 By Claudia Newman-Martin Read on
Patents California Supreme Court agrees to hear challenge to Bayer’s pay-for-delay agreement 21 February 2012 By Claudia Newman-Martin Read on
