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Patent law in Australia: 2022 in review - Vimarsana News

Patent law in Australia: 2022 in review

This year held some fascinating developments in IP litigation, from whether AI can be named as an inventor on a patent, to a decision on PTEs with far-reaching implications. Naomi Pearce, Kate Legge and Emily Dwyer of Pearce IP report.

Fish & Richardson unveils new 2023 class - Vimarsana News

Fish & Richardson unveils new 2023 class

Class includes 10 women and people of colour | Backgrounds include clerkships, military service, academic research, and industry experience | Full info and experience.

Viacom's Floribama Shore Doesn't Infringe On Flora-Bama Lounge - Vimarsana News

Viacom's Floribama Shore Doesn't Infringe On Flora-Bama Lounge

US Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit weighed trademark rights against free speech, First Amendment protected use of artistic work not deliberately misleading. Suit was brought by owners of Flora-Bama Lounge, Package and Oyster Bar on Florida-Alabama border.

International Trade Commission Patent Litigation Under Section 337 - Vimarsana News

International Trade Commission Patent Litigation Under Section 337

US International Trade Commission ITC continues to be venue for patent litigation under Section 337 of Tariff Act of 1930. Speed at which Section 337 investigations proceed and significance of adverse decision create circumstances may lead to allegations improper conduct.

Madras High Court restrains (for now) MobilePe from offering UPI, BHIM services after PhonePe trademark suit - Vimarsana News

Madras High Court restrains (for now) MobilePe from offering UPI, BHIM services after PhonePe trademark suit

Held that the logos of the two apps were similar, and that a prima facie case of "possible deception" had been made out.