The Supreme Court has indefinitely extended limitation periods for legal proceedings in view of the COVID-19 situation and questioned the Government’s approach to compulsory licensing of essential medicines. India also features on the US Special 301 Report’s Priority Watch List, while the USPTO is hosting free design patent webinars.
Read more about Supreme Court restores order extending time limits indefinitely, asks why Government is not invoking compulsory licensing provisions and moreTag: covid 19
Is today a Happy World IP Day?
This post analyses World IP Day amid the COVID-19 pandemic, questioning whether intellectual property systems have supported or hindered access to vital medicines. It highlights the limited measures taken globally and India’s cautious approach to compulsory licensing.
Read more about Is today a Happy World IP Day?Nokia and Lenovo settle patent dispute, Apple wins $506 Million patent-damages appeal and more
This post provides an analytical overview of recent patent disputes and policy developments. It discusses the Nokia-Lenovo settlement, Apple’s patent damages appeal, and new USPTO initiatives related to COVID-19, offering a legal perspective on each event.
Read more about Nokia and Lenovo settle patent dispute, Apple wins $506 Million patent-damages appeal and morePatent lawsuits against Samsung, LG and Uber, USPTO announces COVID-19 related pilot program and more
This week’s bulletin discusses recent patent infringement lawsuits involving Samsung, LG, and Uber, and introduces the USPTO’s COVID-19 pilot program. The post also covers updates on international patent events and the expertise of BananaIP Counsels’ patent attorneys.
Read more about Patent lawsuits against Samsung, LG and Uber, USPTO announces COVID-19 related pilot program and moreIntellectual Property, Accessibility and Public health
This analysis explores the relationship between intellectual property, accessibility, and public health, with a focus on recent global developments amid COVID-19. It highlights key policy measures, compulsory licensing, and collaborative efforts to promote access to medical technologies.
Read more about Intellectual Property, Accessibility and Public healthOnline Education and Intellectual Property Issues
This post examines intellectual property challenges faced by Indian educational institutions in the shift to online education. It highlights key copyright concerns and provides practical steps for compliance.
Read more about Online Education and Intellectual Property IssuesRegister for a Free Webinar on Intellectual Property For StartUps – July 17th, 2020
This post invites startups to a free webinar on intellectual property, led by Dr Kalyan Kankanala on July 17th, 2020. The session will address practical IP strategies and business value, with insights tailored for startups during the COVID-19 period.
Read more about Register for a Free Webinar on Intellectual Property For StartUps – July 17th, 2020Compulsory Licensing in India – Talk by Gaurav Mishra
Mr. Gaurav Mishra presented an in-depth session on compulsory licensing in India under the Patents Act at a DST Rajasthan event. The talk covered legal provisions, case studies, and the significance of compulsory licensing during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read more about Compulsory Licensing in India – Talk by Gaurav MishraIPO Postpones WIPO-Indian Summer School, WIPO Releases New e-PCT – version 4.7 And More
The Indian Patent Office has postponed the WIPO-Indian Summer School and IP Innovation Gallery due to COVID-19. WIPO introduces e-PCT version 4.7, and IBM offers free patent access for pandemic-related research.
Read more about IPO Postpones WIPO-Indian Summer School, WIPO Releases New e-PCT – version 4.7 And MoreThe IP Choices We Make Today Will Shape our Tomorrow
This post discusses the crucial role of intellectual property choices during the COVID-19 crisis. It calls for balanced policies and open collaboration to foster innovation and ensure access in India.
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