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Reports of AIPPI-US for 2006 Congress in Gothenburg, Sweden

  • AIPPI Q 189 (2006) Amendment of Patent Claims After Grant (in court and administrative proceedings, including re-examination proceedings requested by third parties) - by Drew Meunier, Blas Aarroyo, Ken Adamo, Bryan Diner, Sabing Lee, Marc Richards and Henry Blanco White
  • AIPPI Q 190 (2006) Contracts regarding Intellectual Property Rights (assignments and licenses) and third partie - by David Einhorn
  • AIPPI Q 191 (2006) The Relationship Between Trademarks and Geographical Indications Report Of The United States Group - by Andrew Simpson, Christine James and Michael Grow
  • AIPPI Q 192 (2006) Acquiescence (tolerance) to infringement of Intellectual Property Rights - by Tim Crean, Duo Chen, Timothy May, Jeff Berkowitz, Justin Kayal, James Rosini, Kristen McCallion, Mark Fischer, Hans Troesch, Joy Tassin, Steve Lindholm, Marcus Hunt

Reports of AIPPI-US for the Berlin Exco Meeting September 2005

  • AIPPI Q 185 (2005) Enforcement of IP Rights - by Michael N. Meller, Kenneth Adamo, Blas P. Arroyo, and Adda C. Gogoris
  • AIPPI Q 186 (2005) Punitive damages as a contentious issue of IP rights – by Michael Kirk, Chad J. Doellinger and James Crowne
  • AIPPI Q 187 (2005) Limitations on exclusive IP rights by competition law – by E. Anthony Figg and C. Nicole Gifford
  • AIPPI Q 188 (2005) Conflicts between trademark protection and free speech – by Kathryn Barrett Park and Uli Widmaier

Other Recent Reports and Papers of AIPPI-US

2004 Congress in Geneva, Switzerland

  • AIPPI Q 180 Content and relevance of industrial applicability and/or utility as requirements for patentability
  • AIPPI Q 181 Conditions for registration and scope of protection of non-conventional trademarks
  • AIPPI Q 182 Database protection at national and international level
  • AIPPI Q 183 Employers' right to intellectual property

2003 Executive Committee Meeting in Lucerne, Switzerland

  • AIPPI Q 173 Issues of co-existence of trademarks and domain names: public verses private international registration systems
  • AIPPI Q 174 Jurisdiction and applicable law in the case of cross-border infringement (infringing acts) of intellectual property rights
  • AIPPI Q 175 The role of equivalents and prosecution history in defining the scope of patent protection

2002 Executive Committee Meeting in Lisbon, Portugal

  • AIPPI Q 167 Current standards for prior art disclosure in assessing novelty and inventive step requirements
  • AIPPI Q 168 Use of a mark "as a mark" as a legal requirement in respect of acquisition, maintenance and infringement of rights
  • AIPPI Q 169 Criminal law sanctions with regard to the infringement of intellectual property rights

2001 Congress in Melbourne, Australia

  • AIPPI Q 155 Conflicts between trademarks and Company and Business Names
  • AIPPI Q 156 International Exhaustion of Industrial Property Rights
  • AIPPI Q 157 The Relationship between Technical Standards and Patent Rights - No U.S. Group Report submitted
  • AIPPI Q 158 Patentability of Business Methods
  • AIPPI Q 159 The Need and Possible Means of Implementing the Convention on Biodiversity into Patent Laws

2000 Executive Committee Meeting in Sorrento, Italy

  • AIPPI Q 137 The future of the patent system in Europe - No U.S. Group Report submitted
  • AIPPI Q 147 The effectiveness of border measures after TRIPS- No U.S. Group Report submitted
  • AIPPI Q 148 Three-dimensional marks: the borderline between trademarks and industrial designs
  • AIPPI Q 150 Patentability Requirements and Scope of Protection Expressed Sequence Tags (ESTs), single Nucleotide Polymorphisms (SNPs) and Entire Genomes
  • AIPPI Q 151 The impact of advertising restrictions on trademarks

 

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