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intellectual property cases than any other Justice in the Roberts Court era and now ranks as the most prolific author of patent law …
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As a result of external pressures and to meet its own economic objectives, China has been moving its intellectual property rights (IPR) regime closer to those found in many more developed nations. As China's economy grows, its transition from manufacturing-based to knowledge-based production,...
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Compulsory licences are generally available on a variety of grounds, most notably on patents where the patentee is found to have abused its rights in one manner or another. This research paper attempts to review South African case law on applications for compulsory licences since the inception...
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for patent cases. Ostensibly, this court was created to eliminate inconsistencies in the application and interpretation of … patent law across federal courts, and thereby mitigate the incentives of patentees and alleged infringers to "forum shop" for … characterized by significant non-uniformity in patent validity rates across circuits and by forum shopping on the basis of validity …
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Almost a century ago the Supreme Court held that a patent owner is generally entitled to permanent injunctive relief to …
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