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EIP hires former AWA chief exec
15-03-2021
EIP has hired Magnus Hallin as its chief executive.
Hallin previously spent 22 years at European IP firm AWA, including ten years practising IP law and litigation, before moving into management.
He was AWA’s CEO for over 12 years and oversaw the firm’s expansion, including opening new offices across Europe, and in China and Hong Kong.
EIP’s founding partner, Jerome Spaargaren said: “We are delighted that Magnus is joining EIP. He is a highly-experienced CEO, well known in the IP world.
“We are particularly pleased to have him in place for our next phase of growth, given his experience of growing AWA on the international stage.”
Career series: Lisa Larrimore Ouellette
08-03-2021
13-05-2020
Lisa Larrimore Ouellette, a professor at Stanford Law School, tells WIPR about her research on COVID-19 and her debt of gratitude to an inspiring female mentor.
Tell us about the course of your career.
I thought I wanted to be a research physicist, but in the final year of my PhD at Cornell University, I realised that the research questions I had focused on weren’t the kind of problems I wanted to study for the rest of my career.
I had always been interested in bigger-picture questions of science policy, and I read an article about patent law that inspired me to go to law school. My first exposure to legal scholarship and research came during a seminar in my first year at Yale Law School, and I loved it.
Ahoy There : If License Terms Not Clearly Intended to Be a Condition Precedent, It’s a Covenant Thursday, March 4, 2021
The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit held that the US Court of Federal Claims erred by failing to consider defendant’s non-compliance with the terms of an implied license, vacating the claims court’s finding of non-infringement and remanding the case for a calculation of damages.
Bitmanagement Software GmbH v. U.S., Case No. 20-1139 (Fed. Cir. Feb. 25, 2021) (O’Malley, J.) (Newman, J., concurring).
Bitmanagement Software filed suit against the US government for infringement of its copyrighted graphics-rendering software, BS Contact Geo. The claims court found that Bitmanagement had established a
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