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The BVG upholstery design we all love is going away
The public transport authority only ever had approval to use the anti-graffiti pattern in the S-Bahn, not on sneakers, lawyer says.
Artikel anhören Berliner Zeitung/Peter NeumannI don t know upholstery but I know what I like.
Berlin - It s almost Berlin s logo: Chaotic but also somehow attractive. And now it s on its way out. Urban Jungle is the official name for the red, blue and black spots that are reminscient of teeming worms and that form the anti-graffitti pattern the BVG public transport authority has used on its upholstery since 1986.
Tuesday, January 26, 2021
Leapfrogging to Luxembourg: Munich I Regional Court refers to the CJEU the question of access to preliminary injunctions over untested patents
Over the years, the Supreme Court of the United States decided a number of patent cases, which is reflective of how important some controversies in that field of law are. Critics of the Federal Circuit would say the Supreme Court just had to step in all the time to restore sanity. Is it a correct application of Art. 9 para. 1 of Directive 2004/48/EC that higher regional courts, whose decisions cannot be appealed further in preliminary injunction proceedings, generally deny injunctive relief over patent infringement if the patent-in-suit has not survived an opposition or nullity proceeding in the first instance?
Tuesday, January 12, 2021
Podcast on developments relating to component-level SEP licensing, particularly the referral of a set of questions to the CJEU by a German court
About a year after my Brussels conference on the component-level licensing of standard-essential patents (SEPs), I invited the members of the first panel discussion of that conference to produce a podcast
for a general update on key developments surrounding the component-level licensing of SEPs since our November 2019 panel, and
to discuss in depth the implications of the Dusseldorf Regional Court s decision to refer to the Court of Justice of the EU a set of key legal questions (relating to component-level licensing as well as the application of the