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Darrin Shaya’s IP team at Black & Decker sits at the heart of a business with a philosophy of constant innovation. Now in his second spell dealing with patents at the power tool giant, he ta....  »
A series of random events led Dr Lothar Steiling to a career in patent law. Now head of Bayer’s IP department, he explains why IP is vital to Bayer’s business model. By Caitlin Mackesy-Davies...  »
Company shareholders are not the only ones to have sat up and taken notice of the value of intangible assets, says PricewaterhouseCoopers' Axel Smits ...  »
A growing awareness of the importance of intangible assets has led to unprecedented growth in the intellectual property (IP) sector over the past two decades but where is the IP industry going now?...  »
Filing patents takes time and money, but rights can often be undermined by the emergence of new-found prior art. Ropes & Gray LLP’s David P Halstead and Maya Escobar discuss some corrective proc....  »
David Kappos was appointed as the under secretary of commerce for IP and director of the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) by US President Obama last year, writes Craig P Opperman. But will he be....  »
The IP of indigenous communities has been subject to infringement by developed countries for time immemorial. Now is the time to crack down on biopiracy and the unlawful use of ‘traditional knowledg....  »
There are a number of potential counterfeit risks on auction. Here are four tips for brand owners...  »
INTA's president-elect, Richard Heath, outlines his plans for the organisation to Emma Jones ...  »
When it comes to planning for business continuity, far too many businesses think the worst will never happen to them, says CPA Global’s Neil Berrecloth...  »