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Who files now matters as China reshapes its patent invalidation playbook
China’s top intellectual property authority has drawn a procedural line, warning that patent challenges filed under borrowed names — without genuine intent from the... (more story)
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SEP policies in EU, UK, draw US stakeholder scrutiny in Special 301 comments
In comments for the Office of the US Trade Representative’s annual Special 301 report, multiple major trade organizations called on the US government to place the E... (more story)
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Federal Circuit top judge signals deep unease with US design patent ‘trend’
A dissent on Monday called for a return to the standard for design patent infringement set over 150 years ago by the Supreme Court in a dispute over tablespoons and... (more story)
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A bill introduced in the US House this week would spend $375 million through 2030 to establish 10 regional hubs to accelerate the development of cutting-edge defense technologies. The program hopes to bring to... (more story)
US biotech company Biogen is the target of an EU investigation regarding its compliance with antitrust laws for a multiple sclerosis treatment, MLex has learned. Last month, it was quizzed by the European Comm... (more story)
NoCopyrightSounds, a UK music label, will regain control of licensed music from two companies that owe it more than £4 million, after a judge agreed to issue an injunction blocking the use of the label’s intel... (more story)
The Unified Patent Court rejected Adobe’s attempt to dismiss a patent lawsuit brought by French software company Keeex against US tech groups including OpenAI, allowing the case to proceed. The dispute is set ... (more story)
In a landmark case, China’s highest court has upheld a 120-million-yuan ($17 million) patent-infringement award to an individual inventor, underscoring the judiciary’s strict stance toward so-called “engineeri... (more story)
A proposed class of authors suing Meta Platforms for allegedly distributing pirated books wants to add a new infringement claim to their complaint, but US District Judge Vince Chhabria in San Francisco was ske... (more story)
This week, the Unified Patent Court upheld a €1.72 million fine against Kodak for incomplete compliance with an earlier Fujifilm decision. It also issued rulings on confidentiality in licensing agreements, clo... (more story)
Japan’s Intellectual Property High Court rejected a fashion brand’s appeal accusing a rival of copying its coat designs, faulting its consumer surveys and Instagram-based evidence.
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A lapse in congressional authorization for two Small Business Administration programs has cut off federal support for innovation, including defense technologies and drug development. Advocates warn that prolon... (more story)
Apple and Optis will choose a jury Friday in the same Texas courtroom they have already twice tried a bitter clash over patents purportedly essential to the 4G LTE cellular standard. Their third trial, ordere... (more story)
Now that Germany has shut the door on EU guidance for Standard Essential Patents — with the federal court siding with VoiceAge in its dispute with HMD — the European Commission's strategy for the heated techno... (more story)
The confluence of complex state and federal legal frameworks governing name, image and likeness (NIL) has led to a misperception that such rights exist only for the famous. With AI-powered deepfakes of ordinar... (more story)
China’s top intellectual property authority has drawn a procedural line, warning that patent challenges filed under borrowed names — without genuine intent from the named requester — may be halted before reaching the merits.
Generative AI is taking data scraping disputes to a new level as the ravenous hunger to obtain ever larger oceans of data to train large language models has fueled legal combat across the US. While data-scrapi... (more story)
A dissent on Monday called for a return to the standard for design patent infringement set over 150 years ago by the Supreme Court in a dispute over tablespoons and forks. That wouldn’t only take the US back t... (more story)
A dispute over scraped performance data from pachinko machines, a popular arcade-style gambling game in Japan, has produced an early test of how far Japan’s unfair competition “data IP” concept can be used to ... (more story)