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30 July 2019

Brand Protection Online Europe: Coty, Maus Freres and Superdry professionals among first speakers revealed

WTR is pleased to announce the first speakers for Brand Protection Online Europe , taking place in London on October 14 2019. Amongst the first names revealed are trademark experts from AccuWeather, Alibaba, BP, ACT, Johnson Controls, Maus Freres and Tonino Lamborghini. On 5 March 2019, the inaugural Brand Protection ...   

11 July 2019

Rubio’s Huawei proposal should worry US tech, pharma companies | Stay informed at Patent Licensing 2019

Last Month, US Senator Marco Rubio made a misguided foray into IP policy, proposing a measure that would deprive Huawei of its ability to enforce US patents. The Florida republican has offered an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act that, according to Reuters, would bar patent owners on certain ...   

11 July 2019

#MeToo and the Law: two years on

Two years ago, two little words exploded on phones, computers and industries across the world, and gave a voice to millions of people rendered voiceless by an unsympathetic hierarchy. One year ago, this very blog covered how this event has affected employment law. People put their careers on the line ...   

04 July 2019

How your legal department can benefit from AI contract management

AI technology can significantly improve a multitude of contract-related tasks. However, many legal teams are still reluctant to adopt new software. With clear guidance, selecting the right tools for the job need not be a complex or expensive task.   

02 July 2019

Lexology Scorecard: June 2019

At Lexology, our archive of legal articles has just surpassed 850,000, with our engaged audience working across all industry sectors. In this scorecard, we look at key data from June 2019 on Lexology,.   

26 June 2019

Gimme the loot – United States proposes ban on loot boxes

There is global debate as to whether loot boxes in video games constitute gambling, unfair or deceptive business practices, and whether they pose a risk to underage consumers. US Republican Senator Josh Hawley has introduced a bill to ban loot boxes, but if this bill is passed in anything close ...   


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