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Apple vs Qualcomm - the latest instalment from the USA courts
Seeing the words "$31 million ... is small change" seems unreal to an individual like me, but in patent infringement cases, particularly...
New trade mark handbook from the UK Intellectual Property Office
The UK IPO has produced a free guide focused on trade mark basics for businesses and professionals.
Topics such as what is a trade mark,...
International Women's Day March 8 - #BalanceforBetter - my thoughts and some inspiration.
It’s International Women’s Day today, so a good time to post something on achieving gender balance, which I think starts with instilling...
My entry from the IP Inclusive blog for International Women's Day
I was honoured to be asked to write a short comment for the IP Inclusive blog on diversity in the IP Profession, with an emphasis what I...
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