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LDC Fight For Extension Of TRIPS Transition Continues
Over the past week or so, least-developed country (LDC) members of the World Trade Organization have held their own in a closed room with the world’s biggest economies as they worked out details of a request by the LDCs to extend the deadline by which they must enforce WTO intellectual...
The monetarisation of Let's Plays: an exercise in copyright management
Despite his impressive pedigree, having served time as a patent examiner with the UK's Intellectual Property Office, Katfriend and Page Hargrave trainee patent attorney Sean Gilday is modest enough to describe himself as something of a novice in the fields of both patent attorneyhood and...
Dey, L.P. v. Sunovion Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Fed. Cir. 2013)
By Kevin E. Noonan -- Enactment of the Leahy-Smith America Invents Act in 2011 focused the patenting community on the changes of U.S. patent law from "first to invent" under the 1952 Patent Act to "first inventor to file" under the AIA as the basis for deciding priority and...
Apple's Stupid Patents It Wants to Use Against Samsung's Galaxy S4 ~pj
The judge in Apple v. Samsung II asked the parties to narrow their claims, so they did but now Apple would like to add more claims [PDF], specifically to include the Galaxy S4. Samsung just sold 10 million S4s in less than a month, and Apple's hair must be on fire. Would you like to know...

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“This is the most wonderful legal threat EVER”
Sent to Gawker by a lawyer who represents controversial Toronto mayor Rob Ford, it affords Ken at Popehat much delight : “First, nobody ever governed themselves accordingly based on a threat from a hotmail account.” Tweet Tags: Canada , nastygrams “This is the most...
The Friday Fillip: Good Noise
Noise. Some like it, some don't. I go back and forth myself, donning a pair of noise-cancelling earphones when I have to fly but keeping the radio tuned to a classical station when I'm working. But, unlike a lot of people, I don't plug into music when I'm wandering out and about, preferring city...
The Feds Burn 830 To Get Ajemian
The physician at the heart of the LIRR disability scandal, Peter Ajemian, is scheduled to be sentenced today in the Eastern District of New York, and chance to toy with the United States Sentencing Guidelines is too much for the government to ignore. From Peter Riley at Newsday :...
Symposium Redux: Essays and Lessons
The Essays of Warren Buffett: Lessons for Corporate America is as rich as the man, judging by the variety and depth of commentary contributed to this week’s on-line symposium about the book. A dozen luminaries, often with very different viewpoints, addressed issues such as...

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