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Leading medical technology company Becton Dickinson and Company (BD) has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Baxter International Inc., claiming that Baxter has unlawfully used BD’s patented technologies in it...
Regularly check our site to learn about PCT filing and more crucial ideas. The patent Cooperation Treaty is known as PCT. It is an international agreement that has more than 150 members. Submitting a single PCT applic...
Foreign Ministry Responds to U.S. 'Priority Foreign Country' Designation, Citing Legal Reforms and International Cooperation
Vietnam's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has called on the United States to offer an objective and balanced evaluation of the country's intellectual property protection efforts. The statement follows the U.S. government's decision to list Vietnam as a 'Priority Foreign Country' in its annual global IP report. Vietnamese…
Annual Feature Recognizes Leading IP Attorneys Nominated by Peers and Selected by Editorial Panel
Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly has released its 2025 list of 'Go To Lawyers' in the field of Intellectual Property, highlighting attorneys recognized for their leadership and expertise. The honorees were nominated by colleagues and chosen by a dedicated panel, continuing the publication's tradition of spotlighting excel…
The United States Trade Representative has placed India on its 2026 Priority Watch List for intellectual property (IP) rights, flagging continued concerns over protection and enfo…
The United States Trade Representative has placed India on its 2026 Priority Watch List for intellectual property (IP) rights, flagging continued concerns over protection and enforcement mechanisms. The designation was announced in the annual Special 301 Report, which assesses how effectively US trading partners safeg…
Robust IPR frameworks are essential for scaling local green technology innovations, attracting investment, and fostering sustainable economic growth across African nations.
Africa’s abundant natural resources and youthful population present a unique opportunity to lead in sustainable development through green technology innovation. However, high costs of IP registration, limited awareness, and fragmented IPR systems hinder local innovators from protecting and commercializing their invent…
Indecopi’s proactive measures and participation in Global Patent Prosecution Highway bolster Peru’s IP landscape amid rising innovation
A recent study by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce identifies Peru as the fourth fastest-growing country worldwide in intellectual property (IP) development, with a 5.99% growth rate. This growth reflects Peru’s expanding community of inventors and creators securing patents, trademarks, and copyrights, supported by the Na…
Intensive Workshop in Harare Aims to Boost Patent Quality and Innovation Ecosystems in Africa Through Practical Training and Mentorship
In September 2023, a landmark Patent Drafting Training Program convened 26 patent professionals from 21 African countries at ARIPO Headquarters in Harare. Organized by WIPO and ARIPO with support from Japan’s Funds-In-Trust, the workshop sought to address the region’s patent application shortfall by equipping particip…
U.S. District Court to assess whether Swift can continue using contested branding amid ongoing infringement lawsuit by Las Vegas performer Maren Flagg
A trademark infringement lawsuit filed by Las Vegas performer Maren Flagg against Taylor Swift has advanced to a critical preliminary injunction hearing scheduled for May 27 in the Central District of California. The hearing will determine if Swift may continue using the phrase "The Life of a Showgirl" during litigati…
International payments for IP use have more than doubled since 2010, reflecting the growing role of intangible assets in global commerce
In 2023, worldwide cross-border payments for intellectual property (IP) usage exceeded $1 trillion, marking significant growth driven by increased global economic integration and the rising importance of intangible assets such as technology and software. The United States, Japan, Germany, the Netherlands, and the Unit…
Government aims for 20% rise in enforcement actions amid U.S. pressure and trade tensions
Vietnam has announced a nationwide crackdown on intellectual property violations, seeking a 20% increase in enforcement cases after being named a 'priority foreign country' by the U.S. Trade Representative. The initiative targets copyright, trademark, and counterfeiting offenses across multiple sectors, as the U.S. we…
Vietnam's market surveillance units under the trade ministry will intensify checks on counterfeit goods, with a focus on industrial property rights and trademark infringement. PHO…
Vietnam's market surveillance units under the trade ministry will intensify checks on counterfeit goods, with a focus on industrial property rights and trademark infringement. PHOTO: EPA [HO CHI MINH CITY] Hanoi has ordered a nationwide crackdown on intellectual property (IP) violations in May, mandating at least a 20…
The Federal Circuit recently affirmed a decision from the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) that refused registration of the mark "US SPACE FORCE" based on false suggestion…
The Federal Circuit recently affirmed a decision from the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) that refused registration of the mark "US SPACE FORCE" based on false suggestion of a connection with the United States. In re Thomas D. Foster, APC, No. 2023-1527, slip op. at 1 (Fed. Cir. May 7, 2025). The precedential…
Justices refuse to hear Stephen Thaler’s appeal after lower courts uphold denial of copyright for AI-created artwork
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear an appeal from computer scientist Stephen Thaler, who sought copyright protection for artwork created solely by his artificial intelligence system. The decision leaves in place lower court rulings and the U.S. Copyright Office’s position that only works with human authorship…
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