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False patent marking has become an increasingly popular ‘bounty hunting’ basis for US litigation. The targets of such false lawsuits face huge legal fees and potentially huge monetary judgments. 1 December 2010
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The relative stability of the Brazilian economy and the large amount of public funds earmarked for the national health budget have sparked the interest of the pharmaceutical industry. 1 December 2010
Jurisdiction reports
The jurisdiction report in the July/August 2009 issue of WIPR celebrated a decade of independent industrial design law in Malaysia. 1 December 2010
Jurisdiction reports
Until now, there was little guidance from the UK courts on the scope of indirect (or contributory) patent infringement under section 60(2) of the Patents Act, 1977 (PA77). 1 December 2010
Jurisdiction reports
Administrative enforcement of IP rights has long been a characteristic of the Chinese IP enforcement system. 1 December 2010
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The UK government published its response to the Hargreaves Review in early August 2011. 1 October 2010
Jurisdiction reports
The Supreme Court promulgated its decision in Superior Commercial Enterprises, Inc. v. Kunnan Enterprises Ltd., affirming its previous ruling that the registration of a trademark by an exclusive distributor belongs to the manufacturer. 1 August 2010
Jurisdiction reports
Thailand’s administrative authorities and judiciary protect well-known marks very effectively. 1 August 2010
Copyright
Germany’s Federal Supreme Court handed down a decision in May 2010 concerning the conditions under which owners of wireless LAN routers may be held responsible for third parties downloading pirated material using their routers. 1 August 2010
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Israel submitted accession papers to WIPO at the end of May, and from September 1, 2010, it will be possible to file trademarks in Israel using the Madrid Protocol. 1 August 2010
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