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Litigation funders set to dodge EU-wide regulatory action — for now
Investment funds engaging in for-profit support of court cases aren't likely to see any EU-wide regulatory action in the short term. The European Commission appears... (more story)
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China raises bar for using WeChat posts as prior art to challenge design patent
China’s Supreme People’s Court has raised the evidentiary bar for treating WeChat posts as prior art, ruling that a social-media post can torpedo a patent only if i... (more story)
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Warner Brothers asks UK judge to keep Nokia from taking case elsewhere
Warner Brothers Discovery has asked an English judge to maintain an injunction blocking Nokia from taking its legal action over standard essential patents, or SEPs,... (more story)
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A patent owned by Seagen was declared anticipated Tuesday by the same anti-cancer treatment it accused of infringement in 2020. The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit not only wiped out a $41 million... (more story)
The European Telecommunications Standards Institute announced Tuesday that it will pursue a new partnership with small-tech advocacy group ACT | The App Association to promote small and medium-size enterprise ... (more story)
Content licensing for the purposes of training generative AI does not need regulatory intervention in the UK, but does need the government to remove itself from the overall debate on AI and copyright, lawmaker... (more story)
AstraZeneca executive Mike Archer said on Tuesday that the UK-India Free Trade Agreement has failed to address recognized issues with India’s stance towards third-country IP, stymying hopes that the FTA would ... (more story)
China’s Supreme People’s Court has raised the evidentiary bar for treating WeChat posts as prior art, ruling that a social-media post can torpedo a patent only if it was truly public before the filing date.
Warner Brothers Discovery has asked an English judge to maintain an injunction blocking Nokia from taking its legal action over standard essential patents, or SEPs, to another jurisdiction.
A deal on the European Parliament’s position on AI copyright rules has been postponed to the end of January, as lawmakers continue to debate how creators should be compensated when their content is used to train AI.
Japan has opened a public consultation on its next intellectual property strategy, signaling the government is grappling with how to retool its IP framework for an economy increasingly shaped by data, digital ... (more story)
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The US Supreme Court was critical Monday of arguments advanced by Cox Communications and Sony Entertainment on the extent of secondary liability for online copyright infringement. Most of the justices appeared... (more story)
Brazil’s competition authority is moving forward with an investigation into Ericsson’s 5G patent licensing practices after receiving an unexpectedly high volume of market feedback, suggesting the sector may be... (more story)
Investment funds engaging in for-profit support of court cases aren't likely to see any EU-wide regulatory action in the short term. The European Commission appears to see no reason to intervene, and for now i... (more story)
Deeming artificial intelligence akin to “laboratory equipment, computer software, research databases” and the like, new guidance by the US Patent and Trademark Office should provide innovators with a measure o... (more story)
EU lawmakers disputing the European Commission’s withdrawal of a bill on standard essential patents face a steep legal test at the bloc's highest court as they challenge the limits of the executive branch’s po... (more story)
Underscoring the World Intellectual Property Organization Advisory Board of Judges’ mission to bridge the gap between highly advanced IP jurisdictions and those that need support, the board is finalizing a two... (more story)
Realtek has notched a win in Texas, where a federal judge ordered discovery on whether 2021 infringement claims by a patent assertion entity rise to the level of “exceptional.” The evidence has major implicati... (more story)
Google is again asking for mandamus relief from a discretionary denial of inter partes review, this time pointing to a 2019 holding by the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit that patents are “open” to... (more story)