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July 15, 2015
More and more companies are considering using open innovation models to develop new and innovative products. But how should we structure agreements with third parties that protect our rights?
May 27, 2015
How can our IP department work more effectively with engineers in the company to encourage them to submit more invention disclosures?
April 21, 2015
Should we keep our work in-house, or outsource it to external providers?
March 23, 2015
Understanding the “average consumer” is the key to resolving many questions related to trade mark law. But who is he or she?
February 23, 2015
Our third International Women’s Leadership Forum was held last month. How can the world of IP do more for women?
January 26, 2015
What do I need to take into account before I make the move?
Rich pickings: how Hollywood rivals will profit from Weinstein's downfall https://t.co/3v4ZamycWP Analysis of Weinstein Co IP via @guardian
RT @BakerMcK_LonIP: Read @BakerIPnewsDACH and @BakerMcK_LonIP summary in @ManagingIP on the BGH's #3D chocolate packaging decision 🍫🇩🇪🇬🇧htt…
Bea Swedlow takes over from Randi Karpinia as @WomenInIP Committee chair at #aiplaAM17 - "Randi keeps me in check + I keep her out of check!
October 2017
Courts grapple with scope of patent protection
The Supreme Court’s decision in Actavis v Eli Lilly introduced a doctrine of equivalents and arguably also established a doctrine of prosecution history estoppel in the UK. We look at the law across Europe, and the impact the decision might have. Kingsley Egbuonu, Michael Loney and James Nurton set the scene
Switching to MIP International