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The Modern Law of Trade Marks is a comprehensive guide on trade
mark law enabling practitioners to provide clients with effective
advice with the best possible support and authority. It includes
detailed analysis of important UK and European legislation and
in-depth commentary. This new sixth edition is fully revised and
updated to take into account all the latest developments since the
last edition.
Written by some of the most eminent IP practitioners, The Modern
Law of Patents offers a fresh, and comprehensive exposition of the
law relating to patents in the UK and Europe, including before the
Unified Patent Court. Updates in the new fourth edition will
include: * Supreme Court's decision in Eli Lilly v Actavis [2017]
UKSC 48 and the revival of a doctrine of equivalents; * The new
threats provisions under the Intellectual Property (Unjustified
Threats) Act 2017 and its relationship to malicious prosecution
following Willers v Joyce [2016] UKSC 43; * Declarations of
obviousness: Fujifilm Kyowa Kirin Biologics v Abbvie Biotechnology
Ltd [2017] EWCA Civ * The effect on employee compensation following
Shanks v Unilever [2017] EWCA Civ 2; * The Unitary Patent Court,
including the Protocol on provisional applications (PPA) and the
most recent (18th) draft of the Rules of Procedure; * Developments
in IPEC practice, including the costs ramifications of PPL v Hagan
[2016] EWHC 3076 (IPEC) [although there is talk of this being
reversed by an amendment to the CPR]; * The developments in cases
on damages and account of profits case law * Standards Patents and
FRAND damages: Unwired Planet International Ltd v Huawei
Technologies Co. Ltd & Anor [2017] EWHC 711 (Pat) * Settlements
and competition law: T-472/13 Ludbeck ECLI:EU:T:2016:449 (on appeal
C-591/16). * An exploration of the likely effects of Brexit on
patent law; * All the developments in practice under the Patents
Act 1977, the Patent Cooperation Treaty and at the European Patent
Office.
The Modern Law of Trade Marks is a comprehensive guide on trade
mark law enabling practitioners to provide clients with effective
advice with the best possible support and authority. It includes
detailed analysis of important UK and European legislation and
decisions, in-depth commentary on the complexities of the Trade
Marks Act 1994 and the Madrid Protocol and the CTM Regulation. All
aspects of registered trade marks are included, together with
information on applications, registration, protections and
infringement. Divided into seven parts, key topics covered are:
Background to the Law; Registered Marks; Passing Off; Civil
Proceedings; Customs and Criminal Offences; International Treaties;
and the Community Trade Mark. Major changes to be covered by the
new edition include: * New ('recast') Trade Mark Directive, which
covers new matters not included in the original Directive, e.g.
some procedural matters * Amended Community Trade Mark Regulation -
among likely changes are measures to assist trade mark owners to
combat dealings in counterfeit goods * Enhanced OHIM guidelines * A
considerable number of pertinent decisions, of the CJEU and GC, as
well as UK Courts, in trade marks cases - including Specsavers and
Asos * The law in relation to surveys, including the M&S case
and other key decisions
Roughton, Johnson & Cook on Patents (formerly known as the
Modern Law of Patents) is an essential resource for patent lawyers
and patent attorneys. The title offers a fresh and comprehensive
exposition of law and procedure relating to patents in the UK and
Europe; and includes key precedents and court forms, covers useful
historical information and materials, and also explores recent and
future developments in patent law in one handy volume. Now in its
fifth edition, the title will be fully revised and updated to take
into account all the latest developments since the last edition,
and will include coverage of: * the impact of the UK leaving the
European Union on patent law and practice (eg on jurisdiction,
rules of exhaustion, SPCs, Border Regulation, EU compulsory
licences, etc); * key Supreme Court decisions and significant
decisions of lower courts; * important decisions of Enlarged Board
at the EPO and the Technical Boards of Appeal; and * retained EU
case law and the rules of precedent under the European Union
(Withdrawal) Act 2018.
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