IIPLA Newsroom

IIPLA News

Daily reporting, analysis, and legal-market coverage across patents, trademarks, copyright, licensing, disputes, and policy.

News Archive

Wed, Oct 21, 20266 Tue, Oct 20, 20265 Mon, Oct 19, 20263 Fri, Oct 9, 20263 Tue, Oct 6, 20261 Mon, Oct 5, 20262 Thu, Oct 1, 20263 Wed, Sep 30, 20266 Tue, Sep 29, 20264 Mon, Sep 28, 20263

Latest IP news

Filtered news

News results

154 articles matching your filters, newest first.

PatentsUSA

USPTO IP Attachés Drive Global Intellectual Property Enforcement and Collaboration

From Latin America to Southeast Asia, USPTO IP attachés engage in high-profile events and partnerships to strengthen IP systems and combat counterfeiting worldwide.

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) continues to expand its international intellectual property (IP) enforcement and cooperation efforts through its network of IP attachés stationed globally. Recent activities include participation in major conferences, anti-counterfeiting campaigns, and bilateral me…

Friday, November 1, 2019

IIPLA News Desk

PatentsChina

Huawei Initiates Intellectual Property Lawsuit Against Transsion Amid STAR Market IPO

Chinese tech giant Huawei files IP infringement suit targeting Transsion and subsidiaries as the African-focused phone maker debuts on Shanghai’s STAR Market

Huawei has filed an intellectual property infringement lawsuit against Shenzhen-based Transsion Holdings and five of its subsidiaries, coinciding with Transsion’s initial public offering on the Shanghai Stock Exchange’s STAR Market. The case, accepted by a Shenzhen court on September 23, highlights intensifying patent…

Monday, September 30, 2019

IIPLA News Desk

LitigationUSA

Federal Appeals Court Upholds $440 Million Patent Verdict Against Apple, Spotlighting Patent Troll Litigation Issues

VirnetX’s patent infringement victory over Apple reignites concerns over patent assertion entities and calls for stronger patent reform measures

In a significant ruling, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed a $302 million patent infringement verdict against Apple, increasing damages to $440 million. The case, involving Nevada-based VirnetX, highlights ongoing challenges posed by patent assertion entities—commonly known as patent trolls—an…

Wednesday, June 12, 2019

IIPLA News Desk

PatentsChina

Senior Chinese IP Officials Conclude Intensive Training on UK and European Intellectual Property Law

China National Intellectual Property Administration officials complete four-month program at Queen Mary University, enhancing expertise in European IP frameworks

A second group of senior officials from China’s National Intellectual Property Administration (CNIPA) has graduated from a comprehensive four-month training program at Queen Mary University of London’s Intellectual Property Research Institute. The program, focusing on UK and European patent, trademark, design, and cop…

Wednesday, March 6, 2019

IIPLA News Desk

PatentsChina

China Approves 18 Trademarks for Donald Trump and Daughter Ivanka Within Two Months

Rapid trademark approvals in China highlight ongoing brand expansion efforts by former U.S. president and his family amid complex geopolitical backdrop

In a notable development, Chinese authorities have granted 18 trademarks to former President Donald Trump and his daughter Ivanka Trump over a two-month period. These approvals reflect continued efforts to secure intellectual property rights in a key global market despite tense U.S.-China relations. The trademarks cov…

Wednesday, November 7, 2018

IIPLA News Desk

PatentsChina

Navigating the Rising Strains in China-US Relations Amid Global Challenges

As tensions escalate between China and the US, both nations face critical choices that will shape their future cooperation and global stability.

China-US relations have rapidly deteriorated, with trade disputes expanding into broader strategic competition. The US accuses China of election interference and challenging its global dominance, while China urges a measured response to avoid costly confrontation. Both countries share deep economic ties that make deco…

Thursday, November 1, 2018

IIPLA News Desk

PatentsChina

Indiana’s Robust IP Laws Highlight Challenges in Combating Chinese Intellectual Property Theft Amid Trade Tensions

As U.S.-China trade disputes intensify over intellectual property rights, Indiana’s unique legal framework offers a proactive model for protecting American innovations against cou…

The escalating U.S.-China trade conflict has brought renewed attention to intellectual property theft, a persistent issue affecting American inventors and businesses. While federal IP enforcement often remains reactive, Indiana’s courts have established distinctive legal precedents that empower rights holders to take…

Tuesday, May 1, 2018

IIPLA News Desk

Trade SecretsAfrica

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus Elected as First African Director-General of WHO

Ethiopian health leader wins historic vote to lead World Health Organization with focus on universal health coverage and global partnerships

In a landmark election involving the full membership of the World Health Organization, Ethiopia’s Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus was chosen as the next Director-General, becoming the first African to head the UN health agency. Taking office on July 1, 2017, Tedros secured victory after three rounds of voting against candi…

Tuesday, May 23, 2017

IIPLA News Desk

LicensingGlobal

US-China Tech Transfer Dynamics Reach Critical Juncture Amid Ongoing Tensions

The US-China Business Council Highlights Shifts in Technology Transfer Practices and Policy Implications

The US-China Business Council has identified a pivotal moment in the landscape of technology transfer between the United States and China. This development reflects evolving regulatory, economic, and geopolitical factors influencing cross-border technology licensing and collaboration. The Council's analysis underscore…

Wednesday, September 1, 2010

IIPLA News Desk

PatentsChina

US Ambassador Highlights Progress and Ongoing Challenges in China’s Intellectual Property Landscape

Diplomatic insights reveal evolving dynamics in China’s IP enforcement and protection measures amid ongoing trade discussions

The US ambassador to China has provided a detailed assessment of the current state of intellectual property (IP) issues in China, emphasizing both advancements and persistent challenges. This evaluation underscores the complexity of IP enforcement in China and its implications for international trade and innovation.

Monday, July 5, 2010

IIPLA News Desk

Page 9 of 9

Newsroom tools

Subscribe to IIPLA Newsroom

Get Top 5 IP News Today, weekly editorial roundups, and region-aware updates tailored to your practice.