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Monthly Archives: June 2008
"Innovation Nation": who is HMG trying to kid
I have just finished ploughing my way through the latest white paper on innovation “Innovation Nation” which appeared in March and I really wish I hadn’t. White papers, reports, reviews and policy statements on innovation from this government rival Zimbabwe … Continue reading
Posted in government reports, Innovation Nation
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US Design Patents: Shades of BL and Volvo v Veng
Dennis Crouch has just published a very interesting case note on Ford Global Technologies v. ITC (Fed. Cir. 2008). This is an appeal from a decision of the International Trade Commission upon an application by the Ford Motor Company to … Continue reading
Interim Remedies: Sovereign Dimensional Survey Ltd
Despite 300 years of political union and until recently a common legislature there remain striking differences between the laws of Scotland and those of the rest of the UK. Occasionally these come to light. A case that highlights them dramatically … Continue reading
Posted in interim remedies, Scotland, search order, without prejudice
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Copyright and Confidence: Meridian International Services Ltd v Richardson and Others
Although there is not much law in this case, the Court of Appeal’s decision in Meridian International Services Ltd v Richardson and others [2008] EWCA Civ 609 (4 June 2008) serves as an object lesson in the need for agreeing … Continue reading
Je Reviens
Being transsexual is not perhaps the best career move for a middle aged intellectual property barrister. Not even for one such as I with an unconventional practice. I thought long and hard about deleting this blog and starting again on … Continue reading
Posted in back again, Jane Lambert
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