Ace or Duff? 15 July 2022 By Wilson Huang US Department of Justice investigates the PGA Tour over antitrust concerns Read on
China Contracts – Tips and Pointers for American Lawyers: Dispute Resolution Clauses 4 October 2021 By Meg Utterback China contracts - here are best tips and pointers for lawyers in drafting dispute resolution clauses in contracts involving Chinese parties. Read on
Eyes in the back of its head – regulators’ cooperation framework MOU 7 September 2020 By Stephanie Swan ACCC and other competition authorities sign "Multilateral Mutual Assistance and Cooperation Framework for Competition Authorities" MOU Read on
Confirmed booking: booking.com secures trade mark registration in the United States 9 July 2020 By Verdi Guy On 30 June 2020, the Supreme Court of the United States handed down its decision in United States Patent And Trademark Office, Et. Read on
United States Court of Appeals upholds PTAB decision on CRISPR Patent Interference 24 September 2018 By Veg Tran Regents of the University of California & Ors v Broad Institute, Inc. Read on
‘Sexy’ stamp leaves United States Postal Service blushing 17 July 2018 By Verdi Guy The United States Government, acting through the United States Postal Service (USPS) has been ordered to pay US $3.5 million for copyright infringement after accidentally using a replica Statue of Liberty on its 2011 Forever Stamp. Read on
US regulators’ swipe at Amex declined by Supreme Court 29 June 2018 By Mark Giuseppini The Supreme Court of the United States has dismissed an appeal relating to alleged anti-competitive conduct in the US credit-card market. Read on
Kylie Minogue takes on Kylie Jenner – what happens when two celebrities have the same name? 4 March 2016 By Maggie Chan We all love a good post about the Kardashians (see here). Read on
Self(ie) made: Artist makes a Princely sum selling other people’s photos 4 June 2015 By Siao-Sun Hoon That selfie stick might actually be a wise investment – after all, your next Instagram post could be worth thousands. Read on
Disney’s “Frozen” in copyright dispute – filmmaker can’t Let it Go 28 April 2015 By Katie Dillon Question: What do these things have in common? Read on