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AIPPI-US Amicus Briefs to the US Supreme Court
- Bilski v. Doll: Amicus brief to the US Supreme Court Brief of Amici Curiae Association Internationale Pour la Protection de la Propriete Intellectuelle and International Association For The Protection of Intellectual Property (U.S.) in Support of Reversal
- Mayo v. Prometheus: Amicus brief to the US Supreme Court Brief of Amici Curiae Association Internationale Pour la Protection de la Propriete Intellectuelle and International Association For The Protection of Intellectual Property (U.S.) in Support of Neither Party
Reports of AIPPI-US for 2012 Meeting in Seoul
Reports of AIPPI-US for 2011 Meeting in Hyderabad
Reports of AIPPI-US for 2010 Meeting in Paris
Reports of AIPPI-US for 2009 Meeting in Buenos Aires
- AIPPI Q 194 (2009)
The Impact of Co-Ownership of Intellectual Property Rights on their Exploitations – by Michael S. Connor, Margaret A. Dobrowitsky,
Bruce D. Gray; Dan Altman; Michael McGurk, Andrew Sparkler
- AIPPI Q 208
(2009) Border Measures and other Means of Customs
Intervention against Infringers - Ethan Horwitz, Ken
Adamo, Bryan Adams, Manisha Desai, Rel Ambrozy,
Steve Geztoff, Lee Carl Bromberg, David Hill, Scott
Brient ,Robert Horowitz, David Chernek, Patrick
Keane. Contributors: Kim E. Choate, Raja Saliba.
- AIPPI Q 209
(2009) Selection Inventions – the Inventive Step
Requirement, other Patentability Criteria and Scope
of Protection - John Osha, William Ellis, Rick
Neifeld, Janet MacLeod, Drew Meunier, Jeffrey
Bergman, David Chernek, Leslie MacDonell.
- AIPPI Q 210
(2009) The Protection of Major Sporting Events and
associated commercial activities through Trademarks
and related IPR - Uli Widmaier, Peter C. Schechter.
Reports of AIPPI-US for 2008 Congress in Boston, MA
- AIPPI Q 202 (2008)
The impact of public health issues on exclusive patent rights - by Amanda Hollis,
Henry Blanco-White and Jason Brost
- AIPPI Q 203 (2008)
Damages for infringement, counterfeiting and piracy of Trademarks - by Uli
Widmaier and Joan M. McGivern (with research assistance provided by Alexandra Scuro)
- AIPPI Q 204 (2008) Liability for Contributory Infringement of IPRs - by John Pegram and Bryan Diner
- AIPPI Q 205 (2008)
Exhaustion of IPRs in cases of recycling and repair of goods - by David W. Hill,
Vanessa A. Ignacio, Plymouth D. Nelson, Jeffrey E. Danley
Reports of AIPPI-US for 2007 Meeting in Singapore
- AIPPI Q 193 (2007) Divisional, Continuation and Continuation in Part Patent Applications - by David W. Hill,
Kakoli Caprihan, Joyce Craig-Rient and Darren M. Jiron
- AIPPI Q 194 (2007) The Impact of Co-Ownership of Intellectual Property Rights on their Exploitation - by Margaret
A. Dobrowitsky, Ward Y. Olivete, Joan M. McGivern, Jennifer L. Co and Mary Parvaneh
- AIPPI Q 195 (2007) Limitations of the Trademark Protection - Jeffrey M. Butler and Robert Sacoff
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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