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A swathe of UPC-related hires suggests firms are taking the forum seriously, as questions over the transitional stage begin
A win for Nintendo in China and King & Spalding hiring a prominent patent litigator were also among the top talking points
David Rodrigues, who previously worked at an IP boutique, said he may become more involved in transactional work at his new firm
Indian smartphone maker Lava must pay $2.3 million as a security deposit for past sales, as its dispute with Dolby over audio coding SEPs plays out
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Sponsored by IncoproIncopro’s report highlights how e-commerce platforms can protect consumers from repeat offenders and why a uniform approach is needed to significantly reduce illicit sales -
Sponsored by IncoproMike Sweeney and Chloe Lee of Incopro discuss how legislative changes ahead will have an impact on the way online marketplaces operate
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Sponsored by IncoproKimiya Shams, legal counsel at audio tech company Devialet, discusses her growth as an IP lawyer and looks at how brand protection programmes serve to safeguard consumers and brand owners
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Sponsored by IncoproHosted by Managing IP’s Ed Conlon, the discussion at Incopro’s Insync Virtual Summit explored how the pandemic has affected brand protection teams and offered key insights to drive success in 2021
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Sponsored by IncoproColette Durst explains how she restructured the 3M team during COVID and why a pandemic is the perfect time to show IP worth
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Sponsored by Bird & BirdMax Walters joins Sally Shorthose and James Baillieu of Bird & Bird and Henry Hadad of Bristol Myers Squibb to discuss how COVID-19 has shaped transactional work
