UPC Court of Appeal denies liability of Belkin’s managing directors as intermediaries for patent infringement – Partial suspensive effect of the appeal granted
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by Marianne Schaffner, Mathilde Grammont and Charlotte Chambon
4d ago
On 13 September 2024, the Munich Local Division (LD) granted a permanent injunction based on a standard essential patent (SEP) against Belkin and several of its corporate officers. Belkin appealed this decision and filed an application for suspensive effect according to Article 74 UPCA and RoP 223. On 29 October 2024, the UPC Court of […] The post UPC Court of Appeal denies liability of Belkin’s managing directors as intermediaries for patent infringement – Partial suspensive effect of the appeal granted appeared first on LoupedIn ..read more
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Navigating foreign direct investment regimes in uncertain times
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by Samuel Beighton, Bernardine Adkins, Vivian Desmonts and James Stunt
2w ago
When planning transactions, businesses increasingly need to consider the application of foreign direct investment (FDI) regimes, and address these within deal risk profiles and timetables. ICLG – Foreign Direct Investment Regimes 2025 Samuel Beighton and Bernardine Adkins are the contributing editors of ICLG – Foreign Direct Investment Regimes 2025, the latest instalment in this series. The […] The post Navigating foreign direct investment regimes in uncertain times appeared first on LoupedIn ..read more
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How COP16 and COP29 are shaping discussions on biodiversity
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by Emma Cartledge-Taylor
2w ago
The UN Climate Change Conference (COP29) opened in Baku, Azerbaijan, last week. With nature and biodiversity among the key themes on today’s programme, what focus might discussions take in light of outcomes from the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP16)? Background Earlier this month in Cali, Columbia, COP16 came to an abrupt end after a quorum was […] The post How COP16 and COP29 are shaping discussions on biodiversity appeared first on LoupedIn ..read more
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Black Friday needn’t be ‘Fraud Friday’ by adopting AI to stop crime networks
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by John Coldham
2w ago
As the seasonal Black Friday shopping bonanza approaches, counterfeiters and organised criminal gangs are once again set to exploit the year’s peak sale period putting billions of pounds’ worth of consumer cash at-risk. Criminals continually take advantage of relentless global demand for bargains, discounts and low-priced products misleading consumers into purchasing fake, lookalike replica and […] The post Black Friday needn’t be ‘Fraud Friday’ by adopting AI to stop crime networks appeared first on LoupedIn ..read more
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Ensuring the emerging geography of AI doesn’t become a TRAIN-wreck
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by Gowling WLG
1M ago
Right now, we’re at a tipping point. The Top-Ranked AI Nations – so-called TRAIN innovators and investors – are the US and China. The fact they are both vying to be the world’s top AI economy and locked in a ‘digital cold war’ comes as no surprise. But there’s plenty going on elsewhere – the EU is […] The post Ensuring the emerging geography of AI doesn’t become a TRAIN-wreck appeared first on LoupedIn ..read more
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Litigation funding – CJC issues interim report and opens consultation
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by Christopher Richards and Emma Carr
1M ago
The Civil Justice Council (CJC) has released its keenly-anticipated interim report and consultation in its review of litigation funding. Background to the review Earlier this year, the Lord Chancellor tasked the CJC with reviewing the operation of litigation funding in England & Wales. The review was to be informed by the CJC’s function to make […] The post Litigation funding – CJC issues interim report and opens consultation appeared first on LoupedIn ..read more
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Good news / BAD news – October 2024
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by Kate Swaine, Olivia Nimmo, Megan Wiggin and Rania Mansour
1M ago
Welcome to the tenth edition of the “Good News / BAD News” Blog! Our BAD Team (our Brands, Advertising and Designs Team, that is), serves as trusted advisers to some of the most valuable brands in the world, and we wanted to share our recent experiences in the hope of helping brand owners navigate the […] The post Good news / BAD news – October 2024 appeared first on LoupedIn ..read more
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The ripple effect of data breaches – the importance of empathy when notifying individuals
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by Louise Macdonald, Amber Strickland and Patrick Arben
1M ago
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) this week is raising awareness about the “ripple effect” of data breaches on individuals’ lives. John Edwards, Information Commissioner, shares on the ICO blog examples of how data breaches can expose individuals’ sensitive information, leading to stigma, discrimination or physical danger, particularly for those who are vulnerable. Examples of real […] The post The ripple effect of data breaches – the importance of empathy when notifying individuals appeared first on LoupedIn ..read more
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CDC – how does the proposed multi-employer regime differ from the single employer regulations?
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by Jason Coates, Ian Chapman-Curry, Alison Garton and Sophia Hoondle
1M ago
In the third of our series of three articles on CDC, we focus in detail on the draft regulations set out in the Consultation and, in particular, how these differ from the position for single / connected employer CDC schemes. Sectionalisation for different strategies Regulation 25 of the Draft Occupational Pension Schemes (Collective Money Purchase […] The post CDC – how does the proposed multi-employer regime differ from the single employer regulations? appeared first on LoupedIn ..read more
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News alert: Aldi becomes latest retailer to be sued at the UPC
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by John Coldham, Jocelyn Paulley, Dr Kulraj Singh Bhangra and Rania Mansour
1M ago
Aldi is believed to be the latest retailer to be involved in a legal dispute at the Unified Patent Court (UPC). The pharmaceutical company, Pohl Boskamp, claims that Aldi’s lice treatment, Vitalis, infringes its patent (EP1993363) for NYDA®, an over-the-counter lice treatment. Aldi’s Vitalis product appears to have been sold for around a third of […] The post News alert: Aldi becomes latest retailer to be sued at the UPC appeared first on LoupedIn ..read more
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