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Potter Clarkson LLP | United Kingdom, Global | 12 Feb 2020
AI and IP - Ambitious WIPO consultation starts important conversation
As a general-purpose technology with far-reaching potential, artificial intelligence (AI) is expected to have great and widespread impact on society
Miller Canfield PLC | United Kingdom, European Union, Global | 11 Feb 2020
BREXIT’s Projected Impact on Intellectual Property Rights
Brexit finally arrived on Jan. 31, 2020, and we are now in the period during which the UK and EU will negotiate the final rules governing their
Crefovi | Global | 10 Feb 2020
How could the failed enforcement of the SGAE arbitration award have been avoided?
Tweet When SGAE concluded an arbitration, in July 2017, to decide a dispute between it and major and indie music publishers, everybody thought that
IAM | USA, Global | 6 Feb 2020
Iancu makes US concerns about possible Chinese WIPO leadership clear
USPTO Director Andrei Iancu has added his voice to the debate about who should be elected as the next director general of WIPO, telling an event in
Hogan Lovells | European Union, Global | 27 Jan 2020
Tom Kabinet: CJEU rules resale of e-books requires permission of copyright holder
The CJEU in its Tom Kabinet judgment has ruled that the supply of e-books qualifies as “an act of communication to the public” under the InfoSoc
MME Legal Tax Compliance | Global | 27 Jan 2020
Updated Procedural Rules for .ch and .li Domain Name Disputes
The WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center - in collaboration with SWITCH - offers an alternative and highly popular dispute resolution mechanism for
Mayer Brown | United Kingdom, Global | 20 Jan 2020
The rise of AI and WIPO consultation on intellectual property issues
Ongoing public consultations from the World Intellectual Property Organisation (“WIPO”) and the UK Information Commissioner’s Office demonstrate a
Baker McKenzie | Global | 17 Jan 2020
The Horizons of Technology and Digitalization in Arbitration
In a world of constantly evolving technology and digitalization, the legal profession also evolves and practitioners' expectations of efficiency and
Baker McKenzie | Canada | 16 Jan 2020
Important Note Regarding Designating Canada in Madrid System Filings
On 17 June 2019, Canada acceded to the Madrid Protocol. International applicants can now file a single international application and pay one set of
World Trademark Review | United Kingdom, European Union, Global | 16 Jan 2020
URS procedure - what it is and what it does
The URS procedure is a domain name dispute rule set similar to the better-known UDRP, but with a number of key differences - primarily, that it
