PUMA v. EUIPO: Rihanna’s Instagram post invalidates shoe design

PUMA v. EUIPO: Rihanna’s Instagram post invalidates shoe design

Patents are a golden shield not only for the inventors but also for the ever-growing corporate world. However, there is one mistake that many inventors make that could risk their chances of securing a patent. In this article, let's analyze anticipation laws of patents...

The largest patent prosecution firms in Mexico

The largest patent prosecution firms in Mexico

The intellectual property scene in Mexico experienced significant growth from 2018 to 2022. According to data from IP Pilot, a total of 89 patent prosecution firms in Mexico handled 72,632 patent filings during this period. Following the pandemic, the market quickly...

PTAB upholds validity of all claims of OpenSesame’s patent

PTAB upholds validity of all claims of OpenSesame’s patent

OpenSesame is a leading-edge technology company located in Portland, Oregon. In 2010, it invented and filed a patent application for an unconventional remote learning system titled “Open and Interactive E-Learning System and Method.” After a thorough examination, that...

Cover Story: The power of paralegals post-pandemic

The Patent Lawyer investigates the changing legal landscape that has resulted in a shift in the function of paralegals, discovering how one particular solutions provider is opening the door to new opportunities for leveling up in the patent space.

The debate on the inventorship of artificial intelligence: will the true inventor please stand up?

Ricardo Costa Macedo and Inês da Silva Heriques of Caiado Guerreiro analyze the views on artificial intelligence systems as inventors when it comes to protecting innovation according to different jurisdictions.

An interview with Helen Kemmitt, General Counsel at Quant

Helen sits down with The Patent Lawyer to discuss Quant’s vision to make blockchain accessible to all, her excitement around Quant’s growing patent portfolio, and her appreciation for dedicated outside counsel.

IP Trend Monitor: IP FRONTIERS. Navigating innovation in eight key industries

The latest IP Trend Monitor study gathers the opinions of IP specialists to identify far-reaching research and legal trends in eight critical industries.

IPR estoppel and products? A question that’s splitting hairs and courts

David McCombs, Eugene Goryunov, and Adam Erickson of Haynes & Boone LLP discuss the distinction between raising a patent and raising the identical product as grounds for invalidity after a recent ruling that provoked divided opinions.

Women in IP Leadership: An interview: inspirations, experiences, and ideas for equality

Featuring: Jamie Soon-Kesteloot, Head of Innovation Protection and Valorisation, EssilorLuxottica & President of I3PM

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Women in IP Leadership: An interview: inspirations, experiences, and ideas for equality

Featuring:Jacinthe Tay, Qualified European Patent Attorney

Sponsored by: Clarivate

Rankings: The Americas & The Carribean

10 of the best law firms from each of the top The Americas & The Caribbean jurisdictions, including North America, Canada, and Mexico.

Jurisdictional Briefing, Russia: 30th anniversary of the Eurasian Patent Office

Dr. Tatiana Vakhnina and Dr. Alexey Vakhnin of Vakhnina and Partners detail the EAPO’s commitment to bettering their strong patent system, reflected by developments over the past 30 years.

Jurisdictional Briefing, US: inventor interviews – do a great job on these and make patent law easy

Howard Levy, Partner at Cantor Colburn LLP, discusses how patent attorneys can approach inventor interviews to ensure that they are as successful as possible.

Comparing the protection of selection achievements in Russia, Ukraine, and Kazakhstan

Anna Degtyareva, Olga Kotsyubalska, and Arman Sauganbayev of Gorodissky & Partners provide a comparative analysis for the protection of plant and animal varieties and breeding materials through patents granted for selection achievements in their respective jurisdictions.

The evolving debate on forum selection in patent proceedings

Ranjan Narula and Suvarna Pandey of RNA, Technology and IP Attorneys assess the current position for court selection based on territorial jurisdiction factors for both native and foreign filers.

Old and new possibilities for revocation of evergreen patents

Ludmila Lisovskaya, Patent and Chemical Specialist at Zuykov and partners, reviews the current position of evergreening in Russia provoked by the amendments to the Invention Rules in 2021 that has deemed many instances of evergreening unlawful.

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Powell Gilbert promotes two partners across UK and Ireland

The addition of Bryce Matthewson and Peter FitzPatrick brings the total number of partners to 15 for the leading IP litigation firm LONDON, 2 April 2024 — Leading IP law firm Powell Gilbert has announced the promotions of Senior Associates Bryce Matthewson and Peter...

Lewis Silkin makes record number of partner promotions

LONDON – Law firm Lewis Silkin has announced the promotion of nine new partners. These come from across the firm’s practice group offerings, including the Employment, Dispute Resolution, Intellectual Property, Financial Services Regulatory and Corporate, Commercial,...

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Sterne Kessler elects six new directors in 2024

Washington, DC – January 4, 2024 – Sterne, Kessler, Goldstein & Fox is proud to announce that six attorneys have been elected to the directorship effective January 1, 2024. The six attorneys who have been promoted to director are David W Haars; Christopher M...

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Roeland Grijpink promoted to partner at HOYNG ROKH MONEGIER

Leading European IP boutique HOYNG ROKH MONEGIER has promoted Roeland Grijpink to partner. Roeland joined the team in Amsterdam in 2012. His practice covers all areas of intellectual property law, with a special focus on patents. His clients include multinationals as...

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Leason Ellis appoints Yuval H Marcus as Managing Partner

Westchester-based Intellectual Property Law Firm appoints Yuval Marcus as Managing Partner as the firm celebrates its 15th anniversary under the leadership of Founding Partner David Leason White Plains, New York — Leason Ellis is pleased to announce that Yuval Marcus...

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Harter Secrest & Emery elects three new partners

Lauren R Mendolera, Jodi A Reynolds, and Michael Roche elected to the firm’s partnership Rochester, New York— January 2, 2024— Harter Secrest & Emery, a full-service business law firm with offices throughout New York, is pleased to announce that Lauren R...

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Why so opaque? Transparency and the Unified Patent Court

The Unified Patent Court (UPC) Rules on public access were meticulously debated in the run-up to the UPC's launch. As a court, its task first and foremost should be to provide justice, and justice should be transparent. Right? This seemed to be the intention behind...

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Lenovo’s Zenbook attack: valid claim or troll move?

Lenovo has sued ASUS TeK in the Northern District of California (23-CV-5892), alleging ASUS’ Zenbook Pro laptop infringes four of Lenovo’s patents: a rotatable hinge (US Patent No. 8,687,354), diagonal touchpad scrolling (7,760,189), a wireless wake feature...

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Ojam Bullrich Flanzbaum appoints Paula Galván as partner

The law firm specializing in Intellectual Property, Ojam Bullrich Flanzbaum, has appointed Paula Galván as a partner, who has been part of the team of this company since February 2021.  Paula is a lawyer graduated from the University of Buenos Aires and an Industrial...

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Designing a new patent bar

On November 15, 2023, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) announced that it is creating a new patent bar specifically for design patents. Practitioners with one of the following degrees: bachelor’s, master’s, or doctorate, qualify to seek admission...

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Start-up to scale-up: does IP hold the key?

The UK Government’s enthusiasm for technology as evidenced by the recent Autumn Statement and the AI Safety Summit is positive and recognizes the fantastic scientific resources we have in the UK (including our universities, scientists, angels, VCs, IP lawyers, and...

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In this six-part series Dr. Suzanne Wertheim, of Worthwhile Research & Consulting, talks to The Patent Lawyer about diversity, equity, and inclusion: what it means; the current challenges; DEI in law; gender bias; and what we can all do to improve.

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