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Chinese IP Officials Complete Study Of UK, European IP Law
A cohort of senior Chinese officials from the China National Intellectual Property Administration (CNIPA) has graduated from a four-month training programme at the Intellectual Property Research Institute of Queen Mary…
Innovation And Regulation Of Gene-Edited Vegetables: An Interview With IP Lawyer Chris Holly
Chris Holly is a practicing intellectual property lawyer with extensive experience helping clients leverage IP portfolios in the agriculture, food, microbiology and biotechnology industries. Intellectual Property Watch’s David Branigan interviewed Holly…
Will US Drug Pricing Politics Change Intimidation Practices Globally?
Fifa Rahman writes: The global health world, particularly as concerns skyrocketing drug prices and patent abuse, is in a unique space in time. Recently, the Office of the United States…
In US, No Remedies For Growing IP Infringements
Ubi Jus Ibi Remedium. Alas, that longstanding legal principle – where there’s a right, there’s a remedy – doesn’t apply to IP owners in the US. Thanks to several Supreme…
USTR Reports On 2018, Lays Out IP Priorities For 2019; China A Main Target
The Office of the United States Trade Representative has issued its annual report on trade relations with other nations, essentially a report on progress and problems from last year and…
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In US, No Remedies For Growing IP Infringements
Ubi Jus Ibi Remedium. Alas, that longstanding legal principle – where there’s a right, there’s a remedy – doesn’t apply to IP owners in the US. Thanks to several Supreme Court rulings interpreting the…
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USTR Reports On 2018, Lays Out IP Priorities For 2019; China A Main Target
The Office of the United States Trade Representative has issued its annual report on trade relations with other nations, essentially a report on progress and problems from last year and an agenda for …
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European Patent Office Report Compares Compulsory Licensing Practices By Country
The European Patent Office has published a report detailing differences in the laws and procedures of European countries for the granting of compulsory licences.
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Rise Of The Machines: Experts Look At AI, Robotics And The Law
NEW YORK — Artificial intelligence, robots, and the law, are all changing a rapid pace. A panel of experts at a recent event at Fordham Law School discussed latest developments and signs of the limit…
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Patents Under Debate As Pharma Executives Face US Senate Committee
Executives of seven large pharmaceutical companies faced questioning yesterday from the United States Senate Finance Committee over high drug prices in the US, especially compared with other developed…
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Asian NGOs Raise Concern Over IP And Seeds In RCEP Trade Deal
The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) trade agreement under negotiation among Asia and Pacific nations must not include measures that would undercut countries' ability to protect dive…
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