Tag: IP

Sir Robin Jacob, Dec 20, 2013 Aesop’s fable is of the ant and the grasshopper. In summer the ant works, gathering and storing food against...

The CPI Autumn 2013 issue features contributions from some of the participants to two roundtables on the intersection between intellectual property and antitrust that...

Greg Sivinski, Oct 15, 2013 Technical standards are a necessary exception to a competitive marketplace based upon feature differentiation, but they pose risks because of...

Jay Jurata, David Smith, Oct 15, 2013 A technology company is on the verge of introducing a cutting-edge device that builds on a widely adopted...

David Rosner, Navin Joneja, Joshua Krane, Sep 30, 2013 The Canadian Competition Bureau, pharmaceutical companies operating in Canada, and Canadian lawyers have been following the...

Michael McFalls, Apr 29, 2013 Transactional work can provide outside antitrust counsel immense opportunities to create, cement, and expand relationships with in-house counsel. For IP-intensive...

Kai-Uwe Kuhn, Fiona Scott Morton, Howard Shelanski, Mar 05, 2013   Intellectual property rights were established in both the United States and Europe to protect inventors,...

Jan 29, 2013 One of the most pressing issues confronting antitrust in 2013 (and beyond) involves patent assertion entities ("PAEs"), previously known as patent trolls....

Tara Isa Koslov, Aug 14, 2012 Section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission Act broadly empowers the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC" or "Commission") to prevent...

John Temple Lang, Dec 22, 2011 Under European Union competition law, a dominant company has a duty to provide important inputs to its competitors. The...