Of ACTA, the CJEU and copyright enforcement

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"Copyright enforcement in the digital age: a post-ACTA view on the balancing of fundamental rights" is the title of another IP a...

More books for review

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JIPLP has received a further selection of books for review.  As usual, prospective reviewers who feel that they have a particular interest t...

Supreme Court of Canada voids Viagra patent for insufficient disclosure

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Authors: Emir Crowne (Associate Professor, University of Windsor, Faculty of Law; Barrister and Solicitor, Law Society of Upper Canada) and ...

February JIPLP in print

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If you are a subscriber to the Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice in print, you should by now have received your copy of t...

Not one sister but many: JIPLP, JECLAP and patented tchnical standards

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JIPLP's cooperation agreement with GRUR Int has already been the subject of numerous posts on this weblog and elsewhere. The arrangemen...

"Patent thickets": not new, not even a problem

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The Smartphone Patent Thicket (Just Lawsuits) "Patent thickets: a paper for the European Patent Office Economic and Scientific Advi...

More books to review

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The Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice (JIPLP) is offering four further books for review.  As usual, offers are invited fr...

Dealing with peer reviews

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I frequently receive emails from JIPLP contributors regarding the observations made by the peer reviewers who have assessed the suitability,...

Best IP judgment never written: the runner-up

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Last Sunday the jiplp weblog published David Flynn's winning entry in the "Best IP Judgment Never Written" competition -- and...
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2014 —The perfect IP storm? February guest editorial

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The guest editorial for the February 2013 issue of JIPLP is written by Gill Grassie, a seasoned Scottish IP practitioner and a partner in ...