Sentence examples for intellectual property case from inspiring English sources
In a major intellectual property case, the court bolstered the rights of patent holders by vacating an appeals court decision that had made it much more difficult to bring suits for patent infringement.
C1 Challenge to Copyright Law The Supreme Court heard arguments in an important intellectual property case that challenges a 1998 law, which added 20 years to all existing copyrights.
Some specialists have called it unlikely that the Chinese government will shut down exports by a major multinational company, even one that lost an intellectual property case, because of the potential for diplomatic repercussions and an exodus of foreign corporations unwilling to put their operations at risk.
Apple won a major intellectual property case against Samsung in California last year where a jury awarded it $1.05bn £650mm) in damages.
An intellectual property case at the EU's highest court on Thursday sparked a fresh clash between Microsoft and the European Commission over whether the ruling would strengthen the EU executive's case.
photo © 2009 Andrew Magill | more info (via: Wylio After an 11 day trial whose highlights included the hilarious "Where In The World Is HP CEO Leo Apotheker?" the Oracle vs. SAP intellectual property case has finally ended today in a whopping $1.3 billion dollar verdict, "The largest amount ever awarded for software piracy" according to Oracle co-president Safra Catz.
The preliminary injunction does not necessarily indicate that the plaintiffs will prevail, since there is a general bias in the courts toward granting injunctions in intellectual property cases.
He has a law degree from Hofstra University and worked for Briarcliffe College on Long Island before joining a law firm, Rivkin Radler in Uniondale, where he specialized in intellectual property cases.
We must take many more intellectual property cases to the W.T.O. and credibly threaten unilateral retaliation if the foreign piracy continues.
Because of an editing error, an article in Business Day on Tuesday about expert witnesses in intellectual property cases misstated the nature of a suit brought by Advanced Micro Devices, a chip maker, against its rival Intel.
