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Leading UK law firms have vowed to combat the career obstacles faced by black, Asian and minority ethnic lawyers (BAME), after 17 top law firms signed a Race Fairness Commitment (RFC). 6 July 2020
Copyright
Chinese IP authorities have launched the Sword Net 2020 campaign, aimed at tackling online piracy and copyright infringement. 6 July 2020
Patents
The US Supreme Court has thrown out three requests to challenge the constitutionality of inter partes review. Aziz Burgy of Axinn reports. 6 July 2020
Trademarks
Online payment provider TransferWise is suing rival Wise for trademark infringement and unfair competition, arguing that its name and recent trademark applications are likely to cause confusion. 3 July 2020
Patents
The German Federal Court of Justice’s judgment in Sisvel v Haier establishes a more pro-patent owner standard for FRAND licensing negotiations than seen in Germany before, argued lawyers for Sisvel. 3 July 2020
Trademarks
As the International Trademark Association’s annual meeting goes virtual this November, the organisation is banking on content, pricing, and dating technology to ensure it is a success. 3 July 2020
Trademarks
Sky v SkyKick will head to the English Court of Appeal, Lord Justice Richard Arnold has ruled, while the judge also found SkyKick to have further infringed the UK telecoms provider’s trademarks. 2 July 2020
Patents
A fast-track programme to hasten appeal applications before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) has been rolled out today, July 2, according to a notice released by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USTPO). 2 July 2020
Patents
US law firm Nutter has hired Mark Leonardo as a partner in its IP department. 2 July 2020
Copyright
It’s the messaging service for people who value privacy above all else. What does Telegram’s privacy policy mean for copyright owners? Rory O’Neill reports. 2 July 2020
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