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What do you mean I don’t own the plan?

JD Supra Law

This article provides a very basic overview of the ownership of and licenses in intellectual property rights in an Owner/Architect agreement. The meaning of “ownership” is a core part of this argument. By: Porter Hedges LLP

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Traditional Knowledge on the agenda for 2024

The IPKat

From a long-awaited WIPO Diplomatic Conference , to the debates about the Traditional Knowledge Bill in India, and the release of new guidelines on the use of traditional knowledge in Australia, this year may prove the busiest yet for the relationship between intellectual property and traditional knowledge.

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Now Available: the Published Version of My SAD Scheme Article

Technology & Marketing Law Blog

I’m pleased to share the final published version of my article, “ A SAD Scheme of Abusive Intellectual Property Litigation.” ” The article explains how IP rightsowners are twisting the rule of law to obtain ex parte TROs that prompt online marketplaces to freeze the defendants’ cash and accounts.

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How to Protect a Book Title

Erik K Pelton

The title of a book is basically exempt from trademark protection because it’s part of creative expression, and books in general are protected by copyright and copyright registration. ” is that you can’t. You can find it at buildingaboldbrand.com.

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Secrets in the Pitlanes : Navigating IPR In Formula 1

IIPRD

The sheer number of developments and technological advancements in the sport make it crucial for the teams participating to ensure that their intellectual property rights are not violated. This is where the various protections under international Intellectual Property Rights conventions come into play.

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My New Article on Abusive “Schedule A” IP Lawsuits Will Likely Leave You Angry

Technology & Marketing Law Blog

I’m pleased to share a draft of a new paper, “ A SAD New Category of Abusive Intellectual Property Litigation.” The post My New Article on Abusive “Schedule A” IP Lawsuits Will Likely Leave You Angry appeared first on Technology & Marketing Law Blog. Free RSVP! I would welcome yours.

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Friday Fancies

The IPKat

In decision G1/22 and G/22 (press release and decision found here ), the EBA had to answer the question as to whether the co-applicant of a PCT application who is different from the inventors named in a US priority application can, in the European phase, validly rely on the priority right under Article 87(1) EPC?