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Google has hit back at what it calls home audio company Sonos’ “revisionist history” in a patent suit over Chromecast and Google Home. 4 March 2020
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The World Intellectual Property Organization will today, March 4 begin the process of choosing a new director general to succeed Francis Gurry. 4 March 2020
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While the rejection of the UPC puts the project in peril, it could also put the UK at the centre of patent litigation, argues Jonathan Radcliffe of Reed Smith. 4 March 2020
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IP-focused Spanish law firm Abril Abogados has announced it is “joining forces” with Italy-headquartered Jacobacci & Partners. 3 March 2020
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US lawmakers have proposed a bill to make e-commerce platforms liable for counterfeit goods listed on their platforms. 3 March 2020
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Iconic rap group Public Enemy has dispensed with founding member Flavor Flav amid a dispute over the use of the band’s name in support of US presidential candidate Bernie Sanders. 3 March 2020
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Patentees from Japan had the most foreign patent filings in China last year, reaching 49,000, while the US saw 39,000 applications, and Germany 16,000, according to China’s National Intellectual Property Administration. 3 March 2020
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Foley & Lardner has hired a team of four lawyers focused on IP and electronics from Dentons. 3 March 2020
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In a victory for technology company TiVo, the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has affirmed the US International Trade Commission’s import ban on Comcast’s cable boxes. 3 March 2020
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Jens Matthes and Maximilian Kiemle of Allen & Overy report on an EU advocate general’s opinion in Brompton, a case that touches on the intersection of patents and copyrights. 3 March 2020
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