The work of neurons acting as biological computers can be protected by copyright law with "limited" legal reforms, new research shows. The artificial brains are increasingly used for medical research, computer software, art and even quantum computing, but current law…
The world of music and copyright law can get really confusing, especially with all the access you have online to songs by millions of different artists. The most important thing to remember is that if a song is copyrighted, you…
The Ladakh administration has defended its decision to cancel land allotted to Sonam Wangchuk’s institute, citing the activist’s “disregard for the law”. It told the High Court that the allotment had automatically lapsed because dues were never paid and the…
World IP Review - UKIPO seeks views on proposed system for patent royalty rates Businesses are invited to submit their views on whether a FRAND Opinion Service could help reduce standard-essential patent licensing frictions and improve access to dispute resolution. To…
Less attention has gone to the fact that Apple won this case three years ago. In 2023, the district judge granted Apple summary judgment of noninfringement. Taction appealed, and in August 2025 the Federal Circuit vacated that ruling and sent the case…
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Trademark law is in the spotlight with a couple of key cases making the news. British Car Manufacturer McLaren has applied to trademark the Auckland suburbs of Remuera and Muriwai – potentially for their first SUV. And NZ Rugby has taken…
Who are We? Our managing editors are Verena von Bomhard (Bomhard IP) and Julius Stobbs (Stobbs IP). What Is Our Focus? These times are particularly exciting times to be involved with trademark law. There are so many developments happening that…
St. John's University Licensing and Trademarks program was established to protect and promote the marks, verbiage, and logos of St. John's University. Throug...
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