Monkey selfie, Teva, Apotex, CRISPR patent pool, Eli Lilly, Jawbone, Shipping and Transit – the week in IP

July 18 2017

The 9th Circuit hearing the latest instalment in the monkey selfie story, a Teva trade secret suit, the Broad Institute joining discussions to create a CRISPR patent pool, Eli Lilly settling a Cialis dispute with generics, Shipping and Transit being ordered to pay attorneys’ fees twice in a week and the value of Jawbone’s portfolio were in the recent intellectual property news

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Marks & Clerk launches AI practice group with double partner appointment

AI, cybersecurity and data practice group will provide clients with legal guidance around AI alongside a 'deep technical foundation’ in IP

Max Walters, March 26 2026

Patents

Why UPC’s trade secrets ruling could spark a surge of requests

Lawyers at Vondst and Biopatents say a ruling concerning the protected status of trade secrets could see the UPC flooded with requests to prevent access to confidential information

Tom Wittop Koning, March 26 2026

Patents

‘Find answers no one else can’: IP boutique chief on three decades in IP

Sharad Vadehra of Kan & Krishme discusses why older IP firms still have an edge over up-and-coming boutiques and how the firm is using AI to provide quick and cost-effective service

Sukanya Sarkar, March 26 2026

Patents

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Freshly squeezed: how Appleyard Lees secured mandarin PVR win

Lawyers at Appleyard Lees share how they picked apart a plant breeder’s infringement claims concerning the ‘Tango’ mandarin

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Patents

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UPC update: When trade secrets become open | Abbott files claim

A further decision on long-arm status, and a new hire for Pentarc in Germany from Taylor Wessing were also among top developments

March 26 2026

Patents

Baker Botts leads Netflix to victory in fraudulent patent transfer claim

The US decision marks a rare grant of a request under the Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act in a patent case

Sukanya Sarkar, March 25 2026

Trademarks

IP law firm contempt of court battle heats up

Stobbs has applied to strike out a contempt of court application filed against the firm and two of its lawyers

Max Walters, March 25 2026

Trademarks

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From reactive clearance to AI-powered brand intelligence

With trademark volumes surging, trademark teams need to think beyond traditional clearance searches, towards a continuous, intelligence-led workflow, says Meghan Medeiros of Corsearch

Meghan Medeiros, March 25 2026

Patents

‘Invisible benefits’: tech push by Brazilian law firms leaves clients unconvinced

Brazilian in-house counsel say law firms’ technology investments have not translated into tangible benefits, meaning tech use is a minor factor when selecting advisers

Sanjana Mishra, March 25 2026

Trademarks

Weekly take: Why diversity mandates won’t lead to inclusivity

A lack of comfort among some salaried partners shows why law firms must actively foster inclusion, not merely focus on diversity mandates

Sukanya Sarkar, March 24 2026