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Submitted: 20 February 2012
Progress towards a unified patent system in Europe is moving fast, but for the time being the complex differences in national patent regimes persist. This article examines those differences and the implications for those starting or defending a patent infringement claim.
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Submitted: 20 February 2012
欧州では統一特許制度に向けた動きが加速していますが、当面は、各国ごとに異なる複雑な特許制度が欧州では存続することになります。本稿では、特許侵害を張する者又はされた者にとって、各国制度の違いがどのように影響するのかを整理します。
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Submitted: 20 February 2012
Proposed amendments to the DIFC Data Protection Law were publicly circulated in January 2012. The amendments are intended to enable more effective enforcement of the law.
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Last Reviewed: 20 February 2012 / Submitted: 20 February 2012
Recent high profile data security breaches by banks in the Asia Pacific region highlight the business and regulatory risks of falling foul of data protection rules.
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Newsletter
Submitted: 17 February 2012
The TMT Regulatory Roundup provides a monthly summary of key telecoms related regulatory and legislative developments across the UK and the EU.
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Submitted: 17 February 2012
ドイツ連邦最高裁判所は、長期ノウハウライセンス契約の解除権に関する判決を行いました。この判決では、契約解除権が消滅するために必要な期間は、一律に定まるものではなく、契約ごとの事情によって異なるとの判断が下されました。債務不履行があった場合であっても、継続的な義務が定められている長期取引契約の当事者は、情報を収集し、交渉を行う時間的余裕があることになります。
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Article
Submitted: 17 February 2012
The German courts have ruled on the termination of a long term know how licence. There is no one size fits all period after which the right to terminate an agreement ends.
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Video Podcast
Submitted: 14 February 2012
Simmons & Simons partner Lewis Ho talks to colleague Jenna Ho Marris about the current issues facing foreign technology companies conducting R&D in China.
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Article
Last Reviewed: 13 February 2012 / Submitted: 13 February 2012
APEC’s proposed rules aim to improve cross border data flow and promote a unified approach to data protection by organisations operating across APEC member states
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Article
Submitted: 10 February 2012
A decision of the Bar Standards Board that highlights potential risks to professionals in embracing social media.
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