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The Guide to IP Arbitration - Fourth Edition
Traditionally, large IP owners have been hesitant about international arbitration – too scary (no prospect of appeal), inferior decision makers (compared with top judges), etc. Now, many are changing their minds. This timely book sets out how arbitration can be tailored to meet the needs of IP owners and dispels some of the myths surrounding its use. It will be of interest to newcomers and aficionados alike.
Introduction
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Publisher’s note By David SamuelsCentellic
Part I: Planning for international IP disputes
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Why arbitrate international IP disputes? By David H Herrington and Leila MgaloblishviliCleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton
Part II: Emerging technologies in international IP disputes
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Practical realities of AI in international IP arbitration By David J Ball and Alistair CalvertBracewell LLP
Part III: Key issues in arbitrating particular IP disputes
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Patent, copyright and trademark disputes By Natalia GulyaevaHogan Lovells
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Recent trends in WIPO arbitration and mediation By Ignacio de Castro, Heike Wollgast and Justine FerlandWIPO
Part IV: Remedies in international IP arbitration
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Obtaining interim and permanent relief in international IP arbitration By Swati Sharma, Aarushi Jain and Rohin KoolwalCyril Amarchand Mangaldas
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Quantifying damages in international IP arbitration By Gregory K Bell, Peter J Rankin and Andrew TeppermanCharles River Associates
Part V: Outlook and future directions
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Post-award considerations and a look to the future By Alexandra D Valenti and Rohini TashimaGoodwin Procter LLP