The latest issue of the Journal of Intelectual Property Law & Practice is now out, with an article from yours truly. Amongst the contents:
- Jeremy Phillips – Delicate balance or creative conflict?
- Rowan Freeland – Disclosure and enablement: the House of Lords clarifies the law on novelty
- Nicola Isaacs – Should the UK adopt a European system for the registration of trade marks?
- Sheldon H. Klein – Geico and Google settle trade mark/keyword advertising lawsuit
- Julia Meuser -Lost opera, lost copyright
- Andrew Fuller -Money for nothing and your MP3s for free
- Marius Schneider and Olivier Vrins -The EU offensive against IP offences: should right-holders be offended?
- Arnaud Folliard-Monguiral and Giuseppe Bertoli -Inter Partes Proceedings and the Reform of the Community Trade Mark Implementing Regulation
- Jeremy Drew -Declaratory relief: don’t be afraid to ask
- Andrés Guadamuz González -The software patent debate
- Alden F. Abbott and Suzanne Michel -Exclusion payments in patent settlements: a legal and economic perspective
- Pat Treacy -Settlement Agreements: The European Perspective
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