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Danish law can be applicable to infringing sales from UK websites
The Danish Maritime and Commercial Court has recently rendered a decision in a case regarding sale of infringing furniture
Decision by the USPTO puts the spotlight on the “real party in interest”
One of the ways that companies in patent dense industries, such as consumer electronics, try to fend off claims
Important judgement on business method patent in the United States
On 20 June 2014, the U.S. Supreme Court handed down an important decision, Alice v. CLS Bank, clarifying the
Patenting software in the US
On June 11, 2014 Awapatent hosted a seminar about software patenting in the US. The seminar was arranged by
Protecting the FIFA brands
With the 2014 FIFA World Cup coming up in Brazil times are busy for organizer The Fédération Internationale de
Adopting a stricter view on ethics?
The everyday work of an IP attorney may seem to amount largely to pencil pushing, but it does in
The life sciences patent maze – USA
ON MARCH 4, 2014, the US Patent Office issued new guidelines on how to evaluate the patentability of inventions
The new unitary patent opens many opportunities
One of the most significant issues within the European patent industry concerns the unitary patent and the courts which
Introduction of fee reductions for small entities before the EPO
Effective 1 April 2014 the Administrative Council (AC) of the EPO has changed the rules for obtaining reduction on
Aren’t those Louboutin?
Whenever a woman sees a pair of shoes with red soles, the luxurious brand of Christian Louboutin springs to