[Guest post] The TRIPS non-violation moratorium has expired: What happened in Yaoundé, and what comes next By Eleonora Rosati at Sunday, April 05, 2026 14th Ministerial Conference Daniel J. Gervais Guest post non-violation and situation complaints TRIPS WTO +
[Guest post] No cultural funding from a collecting society at its own discretion and not for unauthorised parties By Eleonora Rosati at Sunday, April 05, 2026 C-840/24 CJEU collecting societies copyright Guest post Norbert P. Flechsig VG Wort +
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[Guest Post] The WTO's Tale of Two Dispute Systems By Jocelyn Bosse at Thursday, April 02, 2026 dispute settlement agreement international trade law WTO +
Never too late: If you missed The IPKat last week! By Wissam Bentazar at Wednesday, April 01, 2026 #NeverTooLate copyright GIs Neil Wilkof patents trade marks Wissam Bentazar +
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Patenting stem cell therapies in the US: The role and risks of product-by-process claims (Restem v Jadi cell) By Dr Rose Hughes at Sunday, March 29, 2026 cell therapy PatKat pharma ip product-by-process claims Rose Hughes +
Is AI software for IP just expensive wrapping paper? By Dr Rose Hughes at Saturday, March 28, 2026 AI AI patent software Artificial Intelligence large language models LLMs machine learning patents PatKat Rose Hughes +
MAN v Rolls-Royce – How not to advertise your mark By Marcel Pemsel at Saturday, March 28, 2026 descriptiveness General Court MAN Trucks & Bus v EUIPO Marcel Pemsel trade marks +
AG Emiliou advises CJEU to rule that OCSSPs' authorization under Article 17 of the DSM Directive extends to acts of reproduction By Eleonora Rosati at Friday, March 27, 2026 AG Emiliou Article 17 DSM Directive C-579/24 copyright Eleonora Rosati OCSSPs right of reproduction +