We are excited to announce that an article by Gabi Kimche, a Georgia State University Law Review Articles Editor, is now published on the Law Review Blog. "Tackling the Tacking Doctrine" discusses how courts evaluate and apply tacking in trademark litigation based on the continuing commercial impression. Gabi was inspired to write this piece during her IP Survey course with Professor Varadarajan, who served as Gabi’s Note advisor during the writing process. Check it out at: https://lnkd.in/db4a3cZ4
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Heather Smith-Carra will present on Ex Parte Appeals on Wednesday, June 26, at the American Intellectual Property Law Association (AIPLA)’s 2024 Trademark Boot Camp. Her presentation will cover practice rules, pleading requirements, tips for briefs, oral arguments, and what happens after the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board renders its decision. Read more here: https://bit.ly/4c5ipo2 #Trademarks #ExParte #IPLaw #TrademarkLaw
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In this episode, Paola Zaragoza Cardenales, a New York bar attorney and IP expert, shares an overview of Puerto Rico's legal landscape and discusses the importance of integrating intellectual property considerations early in the business and branding process. ⬇️⬇️⬇️ https://lnkd.in/gY5HHMk2 Subscribe now and never miss out on new uploads! 💯 #IntellectualPropertyLaw #PuertoRicoLaw #UKLaw #LegalInsights #PaolaCardenales #IntellectualProperty #LawTalk #GlobalLaw #IPLaw
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The “names clause” of federal trademark law survived a constitutional challenge in a recent high-profile Supreme Court decision. Read our latest practice update to discover how this and other recent decisions highlight the tension between the first amendment and trademark law. #TrademarkLaw #FirstAmendment #SupremeCourt https://lnkd.in/gu5pQCj5
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My career in IP Finance has had an unusually specific view on patents. The PTAB's 84% invalidation rates have shook and traumatized me, in large part because of the vast number of inventors I know who have been afflicted by this absolute horror show of a process by the @USPTO. Not only does the PTAB destroy inventors lives by taking away a huge portion of a person's life work, but they do so without reimbursement or compensation for lost effort on invalidation. Even worse, it gives the patent away for use by a large, infringing incumbent for free. The PTAB is a systematic threat to imploding the entire US patent system upon itself and here they are, teaching the students to mock trial the end of inventors livelihood. Shameful. Do better, USPTO. Do better.
We’re giving law students an opportunity to argue real cases before a panel of experts to sharpen their legal skills. Law students can dive into patent law during the Patent Trial and Appeal Board’s (PTAB) Moot Court Competition. You’ll be able to showcase your legal prowess and network with industry professionals. Send your interest forms in by March 31: https://bit.ly/3SN38Qf
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Register here: https://lnkd.in/exuZnfbF DLA Piper attorneys Safraz Ishmael and Christopher Duerden are speaking on a panel with SimpliSafe's Greg Penoyer at the upcoming Suffolk Law IP Center’s Sixth Annual IP & Innovation Conference. Their panel is titled, "10 Years After Alice: An Update on the Types of Inventions that are Patentable." The conference will bring together a cross-section of the intellectual property community, including IP scholars, law firm practitioners, in-house counsel, and policy makers. #IP #Patent #PatentLaw
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Register here: http://spr.ly/6041UYeKf DLA Piper attorneys Safraz Ishmael and Christopher Duerden are speaking on a panel with SimpliSafe's Greg Penoyer at the upcoming Suffolk Law IP Center’s Sixth Annual IP & Innovation Conference. Their panel is titled, "10 Years After Alice: An Update on the Types of Inventions that are Patentable." The conference will bring together a cross-section of the intellectual property community, including IP scholars, law firm practitioners, in-house counsel, and policy makers. #IP #Patent #PatentLaw
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“While trademark law can be a minefield of potential mistakes for transactional lawyers, awareness of common pitfalls is the first step in avoiding them.” In the November issue of the Texas Bar Journal, Nick Guinn, a shareholder in Gunn, Lee & Cave, shares the common mistakes in trademark practice for transactional lawyers. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/g2TuDVhX #LegalReads #Lawyers
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Exciting Announcement: Concord Law Conference 2024 Join us for the Concord Law Conference 2024, a premier event for legal professionals, academics, and industry leaders. This year's conference will be held at the platform of Concord Law, bringing together experts to discuss the latest trends, challenges, and innovations in the legal field. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to expand your knowledge and influence within the legal community. Date and Venue: To be shared soon 🔜 #ConcordLawConference2024 #LegalInnovation #ProfessionalDevelopment
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🌍 The Unified Patent Court (#UPC) is driving unprecedented changes in European law firms, from cross-border collaborations to new strategic approaches. In this article by WIPR - World IP Review, Christopher Bolko Ehlgen and Katie Coltart comment on how they have faced shifts in their practice styles and aligned across jurisdictions to tackle the court’s streamlined processes and fast-paced deadlines. Read the full article (£) 👉 https://lnkd.in/gGpN-kAd
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Liberty Law’s Alternative Dispute Resolution Board recently held its annual 2L/3L Internal Negotiation Competition. The winners of this competition, 3Ls Gavyn Webb and Izzy McNally, will be representing Liberty Law in the upcoming external negotiation! Congratulations, students! We are excited to see how well you will represent Liberty Law! #lawstudentlife #libertylaw
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