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CounterfeitingGlobal

UnitedLex Enhances Global Brand Protection with New Anti-Counterfeiting and Lookalike Enforcement Services

Expanded trademark services bolster IP defense and revenue recovery for Fortune 1000 companies across high-risk international markets

UnitedLex has broadened its trademark and brand protection offerings by integrating anti-counterfeiting and anti-lookalike capabilities. These enhancements provide comprehensive monitoring, investigation, and enforcement solutions to combat sophisticated counterfeit networks worldwide, especially in regions such as Ch…

Wednesday, November 13, 2024

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AI & IPGlobal

WIPO Advances Global Dialogue on AI’s Impact on Intellectual Property Policy

Since 2019, WIPO has engaged stakeholders worldwide through multiple sessions and consultations to address AI-related challenges in IP law

The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) has conducted a series of conversations and public consultations since 2019 to explore the implications of artificial intelligence (AI) on intellectual property (IP) policy. These efforts include multiple sessions focusing on AI-generated works, inventions, trademark…

Wednesday, November 6, 2024

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PatentsGlobal

China Leads Global Patent Filings, Surpassing US and Japan by Wide Margin

Data from WIPO reveals China accounted for over half of worldwide patent applications in 2021, highlighting its dominant role in global innovation trends.

China’s rapid growth in patent applications has positioned it as the largest contributor to global filings, overtaking the United States in 2010 and reaching more than 1.4 million applications in 2021. Meanwhile, the US has experienced stagnant patent growth and Japan has seen a steady decline since 2000. These figure…

Tuesday, November 5, 2024

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AI & IPGlobal

Rethinking Intellectual Property Ownership Amid AI and Open Innovation Disruption

As AI blurs creative boundaries and open innovation reshapes collaboration, organizations must adapt IP strategies to thrive in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.

Traditional intellectual property frameworks face unprecedented challenges from artificial intelligence, collaborative innovation models, and shifting regulatory environments. Deloitte experts analyze how these forces compress monetization windows, complicate ownership, and demand new approaches to IP management and p…

Tuesday, October 8, 2024

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LicensingGlobal

CU Boulder Launches Licensing with EASE Program to Simplify Startup Technology Agreements

New Licensing with EASE initiative offers pre-negotiated, investor-validated terms designed to accelerate university technology commercialization for startups

The University of Colorado Boulder’s Venture Partners program has introduced Licensing with EASE® (Express Agreement for Startup Entrepreneurs), a streamlined licensing framework tailored for startups commercializing CU innovations. The program features pre-vetted, fair, and investor-approved licensing terms that sign…

Friday, September 27, 2024

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PatentsGlobal

WIPO Adopts Landmark Treaty Requiring Patent Disclosure of Genetic Resources and Indigenous Traditional Knowledge

New international treaty mandates patent applicants to disclose origins of genetic resources and traditional knowledge, aiming to prevent erroneous patent grants and enhance trans…

After nearly 25 years of negotiations, the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) has adopted a pioneering treaty that links intellectual property rights with Indigenous Peoples’ genetic resources and traditional knowledge. The treaty imposes new disclosure obligations on international patent applicants, requ…

Monday, August 26, 2024

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PatentsGlobal

Legal Battles Over Generative AI Training Data Highlight Copyright Fair Use Challenges

Courts grapple with fair use defenses as lawsuits target AI companies for alleged copyright infringement in training datasets

As generative AI technologies advance, disputes intensify over the use of copyrighted materials in training data. Recent litigation, including the pivotal Thomson Reuters v. ROSS Intelligence case, underscores the complex fair use analysis courts must undertake to balance copyright protections with AI innovation. Key…

Wednesday, August 7, 2024

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PatentsGlobal

Waterparks Cancel Release of 'INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY 2: LOST IN THE PROPERTY' Citing Unforeseen Challenges and Mental Health Concerns

Band halts follow-up album release after encountering multiple obstacles beyond their control, prioritizing wellbeing and creative renewal

American rock band Waterparks announced the cancellation of their anticipated album 'INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY 2: LOST IN THE PROPERTY,' a sequel to last year's 'INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY.' The decision follows a series of unprecedented setbacks and personal challenges, with the band emphasizing mental health considerations a…

Monday, August 5, 2024

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AI & IPGlobal

Paul Hastings Signals Strategic Growth and Expansion in London Amid Competitive IP Market

Corporate and IP lawyers at Paul Hastings outline firm’s plans to outpace rivals and emphasize the pivotal role of deal lawyers

Paul Hastings is actively pursuing growth opportunities, particularly in its London office, aiming to strengthen its position in the competitive corporate and intellectual property sectors. Firm lawyers highlight strategic areas for advancement and describe deal lawyers as essential 'concertmasters' orchestrating comp…

Thursday, July 25, 2024

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PatentsGlobal

Tulane Law Appoints Jeremy Bock as First Holder of Alan and Louise Fisch Early Career Professorship in Intellectual Property Law

Endowed Professorship Supports Tulane’s Growing Leadership in Patent Law Scholarship and Teaching

Tulane University Law School has named Associate Professor Jeremy Bock the inaugural Alan and Louise Fisch Early Career Professorship in Law holder. The endowed position, established to advance early-career scholarship in intellectual property law with an emphasis on patent law, highlights Tulane Law’s expanding promi…

Wednesday, July 24, 2024

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AI & IPGlobal

HeartSciences Secures U.S. Patent Allowance for AI-Driven ECG Detection of Ventricular Dysfunction

The patent allowance from the USPTO enhances HeartSciences’ intellectual property portfolio in AI-enabled cardiac diagnostics, targeting early detection of left and right ventricu…

Heart Test Laboratories, Inc., through its exclusive licensee HeartSciences, has received a notice of allowance from the United States Patent and Trademark Office for a patent covering AI-based electrocardiogram (ECG) assessment of left ventricular and right ventricular dysfunction. This development reinforces HeartSc…

Thursday, July 11, 2024

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PatentsGlobal

Republican Lawmakers Propose PAID Act to Shield U.S. Intellectual Property from Chinese and Other Foreign Threats

The Protecting American Innovation and Development Act aims to identify and penalize unauthorized use of U.S. IP by foreign adversaries, reinforcing national security and economic…

Two Republican members of Congress have introduced the Protecting American Innovation and Development (PAID) Act, targeting intellectual property theft by the Chinese Communist Party and other hostile foreign entities. The legislation mandates Commerce Department oversight and empowers the End-User Review Committee to…

Sunday, July 7, 2024

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LicensingGlobal

Key Legal Considerations for Licensing Agreements Involving China

Navigating the complexities of China-related licensing transactions requires careful attention to unique legal challenges and regulatory frameworks.

This article outlines critical legal issues that parties should address when entering into licensing agreements connected to China. It highlights the importance of understanding local regulations, intellectual property protections, and contractual nuances to ensure successful and compliant licensing arrangements.

Thursday, June 27, 2024

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PatentsGlobal

USPTO and US Copyright Office Collaborate on Comprehensive Study of NFTs and Intellectual Property Rights

Joint report explores legal challenges and considerations at the intersection of non-fungible tokens and IP law

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) and the U.S. Copyright Office (USCO) have released a joint study examining the complex relationship between non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and intellectual property (IP) rights. This collaborative effort aims to clarify legal issues surrounding NFTs, offering guidance…

Wednesday, June 26, 2024

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PatentsGlobal

USPTO Hosts In-Person Events and Interactive Activities on Day Two of Invention-Con 2024

Inventors and entrepreneurs gather at USPTO headquarters for open house, expert consultations, and STEM-focused programs on August 17

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) continues its flagship Invention-Con 2024 conference with a second day dedicated to in-person engagement at its headquarters. On August 17, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., attendees can access patent and trademark experts, tour the Public Search Facility, and participate i…

Monday, June 17, 2024

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PatentsUSA

Purdue University Secures 4th Place Nationally for U.S. Patents Granted in 2023

With 201 patents awarded, Purdue leads Big Ten universities and ranks fifth globally in innovation output

Purdue University researchers achieved a significant milestone in 2023 by receiving 201 U.S. patents, placing the institution fourth among American universities and fifth worldwide. This accomplishment underscores Purdue’s commitment to translating research into impactful technologies across diverse fields, supported…

Wednesday, June 12, 2024

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CounterfeitingGlobal

Japanese Customs Intensify Enforcement Against Importation of Intellectual Property-Infringing Goods

Japan Customs launches a robust crackdown to safeguard intellectual property rights by targeting imports of counterfeit and infringing products.

In a decisive move to protect intellectual property rights (IPR), Japan Customs has initiated a comprehensive crackdown on the importation of goods that infringe upon IPR. This enforcement action underscores the commitment to uphold IP protections and prevent counterfeit products from entering the Japanese market.

Monday, June 10, 2024

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PatentsGlobal

WIPO’s New Treaty on Traditional Knowledge Falls Short of Strengthening Māori Intellectual Property Rights

Despite global efforts to curb biopiracy, the recently adopted WIPO treaty offers limited protections for Māori traditional knowledge and taonga under New Zealand law.

The World Intellectual Property Organization’s Treaty on Intellectual Property, Genetic Resources and Traditional Knowledge marks a milestone as the first international IP agreement addressing Indigenous knowledge. However, its provisions, including a disclosure-of-origin requirement, are unlikely to significantly enh…

Monday, June 10, 2024

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CounterfeitingGlobal

UnitedLex Enhances Global Brand Protection with New Anti-Counterfeiting and Lookalike Enforcement Services

Expanded trademark services bolster IP defense and revenue recovery for Fortune 1000 companies across high-risk international markets

Wednesday, November 13, 2024

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AI & IPGlobal

WIPO Advances Global Dialogue on AI’s Impact on Intellectual Property Policy

Since 2019, WIPO has engaged stakeholders worldwide through multiple sessions and consultations to address AI-related challenges in IP law

Wednesday, November 6, 2024

IIPLA News Desk

PatentsGlobal

China Leads Global Patent Filings, Surpassing US and Japan by Wide Margin

Data from WIPO reveals China accounted for over half of worldwide patent applications in 2021, highlighting its dominant role in global innovation trends.

Tuesday, November 5, 2024

IIPLA News Desk

AI & IPGlobal

Rethinking Intellectual Property Ownership Amid AI and Open Innovation Disruption

As AI blurs creative boundaries and open innovation reshapes collaboration, organizations must adapt IP strategies to thrive in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.

Tuesday, October 8, 2024

IIPLA News Desk

LicensingGlobal

CU Boulder Launches Licensing with EASE Program to Simplify Startup Technology Agreements

New Licensing with EASE initiative offers pre-negotiated, investor-validated terms designed to accelerate university technology commercialization for startups

Friday, September 27, 2024

IIPLA News Desk

PatentsGlobal

WIPO Adopts Landmark Treaty Requiring Patent Disclosure of Genetic Resources and Indigenous Traditional Knowledge

New international treaty mandates patent applicants to disclose origins of genetic resources and traditional knowledge, aiming to prevent erroneous patent grants and enhance trans…

Monday, August 26, 2024

IIPLA News Desk

PatentsGlobal

Legal Battles Over Generative AI Training Data Highlight Copyright Fair Use Challenges

Courts grapple with fair use defenses as lawsuits target AI companies for alleged copyright infringement in training datasets

Wednesday, August 7, 2024

IIPLA News Desk

PatentsGlobal

Waterparks Cancel Release of 'INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY 2: LOST IN THE PROPERTY' Citing Unforeseen Challenges and Mental Health Concerns

Band halts follow-up album release after encountering multiple obstacles beyond their control, prioritizing wellbeing and creative renewal

Monday, August 5, 2024

IIPLA News Desk

AI & IPGlobal

Paul Hastings Signals Strategic Growth and Expansion in London Amid Competitive IP Market

Corporate and IP lawyers at Paul Hastings outline firm’s plans to outpace rivals and emphasize the pivotal role of deal lawyers

Thursday, July 25, 2024

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PatentsGlobal

Tulane Law Appoints Jeremy Bock as First Holder of Alan and Louise Fisch Early Career Professorship in Intellectual Property Law

Endowed Professorship Supports Tulane’s Growing Leadership in Patent Law Scholarship and Teaching

Wednesday, July 24, 2024

IIPLA News Desk

AI & IPGlobal

HeartSciences Secures U.S. Patent Allowance for AI-Driven ECG Detection of Ventricular Dysfunction

The patent allowance from the USPTO enhances HeartSciences’ intellectual property portfolio in AI-enabled cardiac diagnostics, targeting early detection of left and right ventricu…

Thursday, July 11, 2024

IIPLA News Desk

PatentsGlobal

Republican Lawmakers Propose PAID Act to Shield U.S. Intellectual Property from Chinese and Other Foreign Threats

The Protecting American Innovation and Development Act aims to identify and penalize unauthorized use of U.S. IP by foreign adversaries, reinforcing national security and economic…

Sunday, July 7, 2024

IIPLA News Desk

LicensingGlobal

Key Legal Considerations for Licensing Agreements Involving China

Navigating the complexities of China-related licensing transactions requires careful attention to unique legal challenges and regulatory frameworks.

Thursday, June 27, 2024

IIPLA News Desk

PatentsGlobal

USPTO and US Copyright Office Collaborate on Comprehensive Study of NFTs and Intellectual Property Rights

Joint report explores legal challenges and considerations at the intersection of non-fungible tokens and IP law

Wednesday, June 26, 2024

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PatentsGlobal

USPTO Hosts In-Person Events and Interactive Activities on Day Two of Invention-Con 2024

Inventors and entrepreneurs gather at USPTO headquarters for open house, expert consultations, and STEM-focused programs on August 17

Monday, June 17, 2024

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PatentsUSA

Purdue University Secures 4th Place Nationally for U.S. Patents Granted in 2023

With 201 patents awarded, Purdue leads Big Ten universities and ranks fifth globally in innovation output

Wednesday, June 12, 2024

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CounterfeitingGlobal

Japanese Customs Intensify Enforcement Against Importation of Intellectual Property-Infringing Goods

Japan Customs launches a robust crackdown to safeguard intellectual property rights by targeting imports of counterfeit and infringing products.

Monday, June 10, 2024

IIPLA News Desk

PatentsGlobal

WIPO’s New Treaty on Traditional Knowledge Falls Short of Strengthening Māori Intellectual Property Rights

Despite global efforts to curb biopiracy, the recently adopted WIPO treaty offers limited protections for Māori traditional knowledge and taonga under New Zealand law.

Monday, June 10, 2024

IIPLA News Desk

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