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    Implications Of The TPP In Canada

    On 5 October 2015, Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore, the United States, and Vietnam, entered into a landmark trade agreement known as the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
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    China Court Recognises Merchandising Rights In Kung Fu Panda Case

    Merchandising rights allow the rights holder to commercialise a specific name or image often associated with a work of literary fiction, a motion picture film, a sportsman or some other real or fictional character.
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Counterfeiters In China Replace Moutai Liquor Through Pinholes In Genuine Bottles

It has been reported in The Straits Times and by The Drinks Business that counterfeiters in China have been drilling 0.2mm holes in genuine bottles of moutai in order to fill them with knock-off liquor.
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    European Commission Announces Results Of Its Innovation Fund Large-Scale Projects

    Following the first call for large-scale projects, defined as projects with a capital expenditure of €7.5 million and above, the European Commission has announced the first seven projects which have been pre-selected for a grant.
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    Extent Of Use Of EU Trade Marks: Size Does Matter

    A great selling point of the EU trade mark system is that it offers a unitary registration across all EU member states. This also creates one of its trickiest pitfalls: what to do if your mark...
    European UnionIntellectual Property
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    Metaverse Fashion Week And The Implications For Design Protection

    In particular if designs are first showcased in a virtual online environment it is unclear whether this constitutes "first" publication in the UK or EU.
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    Reminder Of Upcoming Changes To Community Trade Marks

    Following the adoption of the EU trade mark reform package by European Parliament on 15 December 2015, the final text of the draft legislation has now been published in the Official Journal of the European Union.
    European UnionIntellectual Property
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    The EU's Unified Patent Court Inches Towards Reality (but Don't Hold Your Breath)

    Germany has finally ratified the Unified Patent Court Agreement, its Constitutional Court having rejected two applications for a preliminary injunction to prevent ratification.
    European UnionIntellectual Property
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    The EUIPO 2023 Guidelines Go Live!

    Eagerly anticipated - and much appreciated - updates to the EUIPO Trade Mark and Design guidelines have just been published today!
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    The European Commission's "Export Manufacturing Waiver" To SPCs – Changing The Dynamics For Day One Launches?

    The aim of SPCs is therefore to compensate drug companies for this loss of effective patent protection.
    European UnionIntellectual Property
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    Working With The New EU Trade Mark Regulation

    On October 1st new amendments to the EU Trade Mark Regulation (EUTM Regulation), Implementing Regulation (EUTMIR) and Delegated Regulation (EUTMDR) come into effect across all member states.
    European UnionIntellectual Property
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    German Constitutional Court Rules Against The UPC

    The German Constitutional Court issued its long-awaiting decision regarding the compatibility of the German law passed to allow Germany to participate in the Unified Patent Court (UPC) and the associated unitary patent, holding that the German law had not been passed with the necessary majority and was therefore void.
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    UPC: Supplementing Expert Opinion After Inspection Not Possible

    The Düsseldorf local division of the Unified Patent Court has ruled on a defendant's request for a supplementary expert opinion following an ex-parte inspection order.
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    Amazon And Microsoft vs The Impersonators

    I'm sure we have all come across impersonation scams, from text messages to phone calls purporting to be legitimate and well-known brands, usually offering a great dea...
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    M&C Reacts: IEA's World Energy Outlook - Investment And Innovation Key To Reaching Net Zero

    The International Energy Agency (IEA) released its World Energy Outlook 2021 (WEO-2021) on 13 October 2021. As widely predicted, 2021 saw a large rebound in coil and ...
    GlobalEnergy and Natural Resources
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    Top 100 Innovators In The Global Energy Transition

    Reuters just released their top 100 innovators in the global energy transition. The report is a reflection of the technological innovation required to transition the energy supply mix...
    GlobalEnergy and Natural Resources
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    Adidas Face More Difficult Decisions In Its Trade Mark Enforcement Strategy

    Adidas is the owner of trade mark rights worldwide for the well known three stripes logo. It is also known to be strong at enforcing its rights.
    GlobalIntellectual Property
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    New Members Of The Madrid Protocol International Trade Mark System

    Jamaica, Chile and Cape Verde and have all recently acceded to the Madrid Protocol international trade mark system, becoming the 110th, 111th and 112th members of the system.
    GlobalIntellectual Property
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    New Requirements Affecting EPO Applicants Claiming Priority From Chinese, Korean & US Patent Applications

    Where priority is claimed from an earlier application, the EPO requires a certified copy of the earlier application (priority document).
    GlobalIntellectual Property
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    Qatar Joins The Madrid Protocol International Trade Mark System

    The Madrid Protocol system for securing international registration of a trade mark is to be extended to cover Qatar from 3 August 2024. This will bring the total number of countries...
    GlobalIntellectual Property
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