Journal of Intellectual Property Law and Practice

2021 - 2025

Current editor(s): Eleonora Rosati, Stefano Barazza and Marius Schneider

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Volume 20, issue 6, 2025

Trade mark assignments—a continuing academic nightmare pp. 367-368

Mark Engelman

Bad faith in EU trade mark law: the impact of SkyKick post-Brexit pp. 369-376

Giuseppe Sanseverino

Enhancing the IP system through Dispute System Design pp. 377-391

Seun Lari-Williams, Stefan Rutten and Esther van Zimmeren

OpenAI’s patent pledge: a post-Moderna analysis pp. 392-397

Gabriela Lenarczyk and Mateo Aboy

Locating ‘country of origin’ in a borderless world: assessing Article 5(3) of the Berne Convention in the context of global platforms and social media pp. 398-407

Cameron Glynn

A comparative analysis of the plant variety protection regime of Nigeria and India: advocacy for a balanced protection of interests in the Nigerian seed sector pp. 408-417

Oluwaseun Samson Fapetu

Money fights for patents and meds: what can we learn from recent court decisions in Italy? pp. 418-422

Andrea Andolina

Directive 98/44/EC and the European Patent Convention: challenges to the harmonization of biotechnology patenting in Europe pp. 423-431

Rob J Aerts

‘As you know, our (geo)blockade is perfectly legal’—the European Union, the Geo-Blocking Regulation and the future of copyright law pp. 432-434

Igor Szpotakowski

Volume 20, issue 5, 2025

After SkyKick at the UK Supreme Court, will bad faith now be the new battleground in trade mark disputes? pp. 287-287

Darren Meale

US Supreme Court clarifies the scope of ‘defendant’s profits’ in trade mark matters in Dewberry Grp, Inc v Dewberry Eng’rs Inc, No. 23-900, 604 US 145 S Ct 681, slip op (26 February 2025) pp. 288-290

Charles R Macedo, David P Goldberg and Chloe A Vizzone

Data Intellectual Property Registration and Remedies: Yinmu (Shanghai) Technology Co, Ltd v Shujutang (Beijing) Technology Co, Ltd pp. 291-299

Hong Wu and Yupeng Dong

The legislative reform’s great designs pp. 300-307

Arnaud Folliard-Monguiral and David Rogers

Beyond the ‘spaghetti bowl’: assessing the role of the AfCFTA Protocol on Intellectual Property in Africa’s complex regulatory environment pp. 308-317

Juliet A Ogbodo

China’s regulations on the attribution of AI-generated content: an exploration based on the open-ended approach pp. 318-323

Xinhang He and Pingji Shan

Folk music collectors and intellectual property: ensuring fair compensation without appropriation pp. 324-332

Dominik Światkowski

Management of intellectual property rights in Mainland Tanzania and Rwanda: reflecting on the one-stop centre strategy pp. 333-338

Jovine Costantine

Trade mark dilemmas in the Metaverse: interplay between stakeholders pp. 339-353

Alona Yarmak

Understanding authorship in Artificial Intelligence-assisted works pp. 354-364

Johannes Fritz

A valuable comparative overview on infringement of second medical use claims pp. 365-366

Ulrike Kaufmann

Volume 20, issue 4, 2025

The logical fallacy at the core of patent law: what does non-obviousness really test? pp. 195-196

Mo Abolkheir

Round-up of European Union trade marks in 2024 pp. 197-208

Arnaud Folliard-Monguiral and David Rogers

Round-up of European enforcement case law 2024 pp. 209-214

Carina Gommers, Willem Leppink and Marius Schneider

Round-up of fashion-related IP decisions 2024 pp. 215-230

The Bird & Bird IP TeamRebecca Currey, Shehana Wijesena, Shariqa Mestroni, Guillaume de Villegas, Camille Vanpeteghem, Laure Grandjean, Denisa Švecová, Kristina Kůdelíková, Tomáš Maksymjuk, Amalie Gustafsson, Sofia Paksuniemi, Mascha Grundmann, Charlotte Humpert, Cristiana Andreotta, Francesca Signorini, Nina Dorenbosch, Fleur Uitterhoeve, Andrzej Stelmachowski, María Gutiérrez, Antonio Cueto, Christine Danos, Alessandra Naia, Ciara Hughes, Naji Tilley, Eleonora Rosati, Manon Rieger-Jansen and Benjamin McDermott

Round-up of non-traditional EU trade mark decisions 2024 pp. 231-241

Gordon Humphreys, Nedim Malovic and Stefan Martin

Round-up of English patent litigation in 2024 pp. 242-249

Trevor Cook

Round-up of UK trade mark disputes 2024 pp. 250-256

James Marsden and Darren Meale

Round-up of UPC case law to the end of 2024 pp. 257-264

Trevor CookBird & Bird, London, UK

Post-sale confusion: a doctrine in development pp. 265-269

Ilanah Fhima

The unavoidable CJEU Kwantum judgment pp. 270-274

Eleonora Rosati

Patenting measurements pp. 275-280

Martin Müller

An impressive overview of European patent law in the UPC era pp. 281-282

Luke McDonagh

Machines, molecules and metadata: a tangible analysis of intangible subject matter pp. 283-284

Pratap Devarapalli

Volume 20, issue 3, 2025

WIPO Treaty on IP, genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge: a new international agreement, but does it really create a full new IP right? pp. 129-130

Richard Milchior

CJEU rules on vertical direct effect of InfoSoc Directive and allows national courts to disapply incorrect national transpositions pp. 131-133

Eleonora Rosati

Patent quality matters pp. 134-138

Oliver Baldus

Moral rights in Australia: a case law retrospective—Part 2 pp. 139-146

Catherine Bond

Choice of law in trade secret cases: a Chinese perspective pp. 147-154

Chen Nanrui

Intellectual property rights as a tool for bridging gender gap: approaches and prospects under the African Union pp. 155-165

Saudin J Mwakaje

Good appellate practice means explaining decisions: how the overuse of one-word affirmances harms US patent law pp. 166-169

Charles Macedo, David Goldberg, Thomas Hart, John Dellaportas and Jamie Zipper

Bolivia’s resistance to modification and commodification of seeds: challenges in aligning domestic situation with its international position pp. 170-181

Saurav Ghimire, Kim Van der Borght and Christine Frison

Copyright and AI training data—transparency to the rescue? pp. 182-192

Adam Buick

Development, trade and IP in Africa pp. 193-193

Nora Ho Tu Nam

Volume 20, issue 2, 2025

IP is back in fashion or, rather, fashion is back in IP! pp. 63-63

Eleonora Rosati

Opportunities and challenges for fashion companies in the use of blockchain technology as a tool for product authentication and counterfeit prevention pp. 64-70

Anca Ciurel

From calico to catwalk: Addressing the UK’s enduring issue of fashion piracy pp. 71-77

Alice Wickens

A copyright nexus between food and fashion pp. 78-91

Amanda Mell

The copyright and design protection interplay post-Cofemel: continuity or recalibration? pp. 92-104

Spyros Sipetas

Fashioning Authenticity: How Digital Product Passports could shape the future of trade mark law pp. 105-110

Christophe Gösken

Fashion 4.0 and emerging designers: leveraging data and AI to drive creativity, innovation and compliance in global supply chain regulation pp. 111-121

Eleanor Rockett, Mark Fenwick and Paulius Jurcys

A thoughtful, comprehensive investigation into IP and arbitration today pp. 122-123

Philippa Prendergast-Coates

Extended protection of reputed trade marks from an international perspective pp. 124-127

Michal Bohaczewski

Volume 20, issue 1, 2025

A bright future ahead for the UPC pp. 1-2

Stefano Barazza, Penny Gilbert, Tilman Müller-Stoy and Christopher Stothers

The race for global FRAND rate setting: where does the Unified Patent Court stand? pp. 3-7

Rajvinder Jagdev and Claire Robinson

Publicity of proceedings before the Unified Patent Court pp. 8-15

Vilhelm Schröder

The bifurcation challenge at the Unified Patent Court pp. 16-22

Martina Dani

Public access to the register of the Unified Patent Court: unprecedented transparency with unfounded limitations pp. 23-31

Giorgia Galeotta, Tamar Khuchua and Martin Stierle

Orders to preserve evidence at the Unified Patent Court: a practical guide pp. 32-35

Marc Lauzeral and Stella Signoroni

Fashion first: Buckle Ballerina shoes recognized as applied art under Danish copyright law pp. 36-38

Vishv Priya Kohli

Moral rights in Australia: a case law retrospective—Part 1 pp. 39-45

Catherine Bond

Patents, gendered bodies and innovation: a case study on contraceptives pp. 46-60

Jessica C Lai

A Genevan panorama on IP and sustainability pp. 61-62

Simon Geiregat