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How Chanel v Crepslocker Could Change British Trademark Law

30th June 2021
Following Brexit, the UK is no longer bound to the guidance of the CJEU. Below, Flavia Stefura, Senior Associate at MPR Partners, examines Chanel’s recent legal action against Crepslocker may unfold based on precedent and what this will mean for the future of IP protection in the UK.
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What Did the WIPO Report Teach Us About IP Trends?

28th May 2021
The World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) released its Technology Trends 2021 report earlier this year, showing significant growth in assistive technology and a surge in Asian patent filing activity. Here, Jose Eduardo T Genilo discusses the report’s findings and what they mean for IP in the Philippines and internationally.
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How Cutting-Edge Technology is Changing IP Law

28th May 2021
Lawyer Monthly hears from European Patent Attorney Nils T F Schmid on the latest trends in artificial intelligence and the automotive industry. With autonomous vehicles and AI-driven inventions on the horizon, what changes can we expect to see in the handling of intellectual property?
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Creating Real Value in a Patent Portfolio – in Both the US and Europe

28th May 2021
Ilya Kazi, an IP specialist with three decades of experience as a UK and European patent attorney, shares his expertise on how patent applications are dealt with by the EPO and USPTO and what benefits IP holders can find in filing a patent opposition.
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How to Get Music Clearance Right

28th May 2021
Below we speak to Kathleen Taylor at Film & Ink Law Group PC about music clearance and licencing. We uncover the basics and why - despite the fact it remains ever-complex to this day - it is important to get music clearance right.
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Getting the Most Out of Trademark Protection

28th May 2021
Trademarks are a mainstay of IP law and a crucial tool for businesses to secure exclusive rights to their brands in the marketplace. Elizabeth Godfrey, Principal and Trademarks Attorney at Davies Collison Cave, offers her perspective on the uses of trademarks in Australia and internationally.
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A Primer on Non-Fungible Tokens and Smart Contracts

28th May 2021
A series of lucrative auctions in the early months of 2021 has brought international attention to non-fungible tokens, or NFTs – a new type of asset that is widely misunderstood. Here, Shane Wax of Gottlieb, Rackman & Reisman, offers Lawyer Monthly an analysis of how NFTs work and from where they derive their value.
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Benedict Frey will be presenting at the marcus evans IP Law Online Summit2021

21st May 2021
Organisers announce Benedict Frey as one of the ultimate thinkers for the 34th marcus evans IP Law Online Summit 2021, 16 – 17 June partnered by Lawyer Monthly.
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NFTs and IP Law: Who Owns What?

12th May 2021
By now you have likely heard about the latest technology craze: Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) and while NFT auctions have yielded jaw-dropping real dollar figures, what does a buyer really possess?
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Patenting Trends in Microbes and Food

6th May 2021
An analysis of patent filing data over the past decade has revealed the countries at the forefront of food and microbiology research.
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