Journal of Intellectual Property Law and Practice

2021 - 2025

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

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Volume 18, issue 11, 2023

Banking on IP? pp. 771-773

Jennifer Heley and Paul Joseph

The new EC proposal for a regulation on the production and marketing of plant reproductive material: upgrade or regression? An intellectual property perspective pp. 774-778

Juan Antonio Vives Vallés

The transposition of the copyright in the DSM Directive into Greek law: key out-takes pp. 779-786

Yannos Paramythiotis

The author as revenue sharer: lecture in memory of William R. Cornish pp. 787-795

Jane C Ginsburg

Attribution problem of generative AI: a view from US copyright law pp. 796-807

Zeynep Ülkü Kahveci

Unlocking the digital realm: exploring NFTs as catalysts for digital copyright exhaustion pp. 808-821

Anna Bigda-Wójcik

Parallel trade of pharmaceuticals in the European Union—impact of the recent decisions of the CJEU addressing repackaging and safety features pp. 822-827

Jörg Smolinski

Game of thrones: copyright ownership conflicts arising from user-generated content on augmented reality platforms pp. 828-839

Brendan Guildea

Volume 18, issue 10, 2023

Is there a future for robo-judges in IP? pp. 707-708

Thomas Heinz Meitinger

CJEU grapples with the intertwined nature of private copies and retransmission of online television broadcasts pp. 709-713

Giulia Priora and Amanda Costa Novaes

Hachette and controlled digital lending: the end of the line, or merely the story thus far? pp. 713-719

J S Liptrap

The localization of IP infringements in the online environment: from Web 2.0 to Web 3.0 and the Metaverse pp. 720-742

Eleonora Rosati

Urgency in preliminary injunctions in patent law (with a discussion of Solarzelle II and Bortezomib II) pp. 743-748

Stephan Neuhaus

After reform of the European Patent Organisation, the German Constitutional Court finds that at least a minimum judicial standard applies pp. 749-753

Rob J Aerts

Copyright for performers—an obligation under international law pp. 754-767

Irina Eidsvold-Tøien and Are Stenvik

To be, or not to be (fragmented)? That is the question pp. 768-769

Gabriele Cifrodelli

Volume 18, issue 9, 2023

Duct-taped bananas and copyright absurdity pp. 619-620

Eleonora Rosati

EUIPO v KaiKai—filling an ‘EU legislative gap’ with an international treaty gap? On the interpretative effect of the international agreement at issue and consideration of other decisions on its interpretation pp. 621-627

Gerben Hartman

Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. v Goldsmith: did the U.S. Supreme Court tighten up fair use? pp. 628-641

William Patry

Patent litigation in Europe: intermediate fee shifting and the UPC pp. 642-654

Krista Rantasaari

Propagating materials and harvested materials: clarifying the scope of plant variety or breeder’s rights pp. 655-672

Charles Lawson

The outlook for transfer of technology of mRNA vaccines through the WHO tech transfer hub pp. 673-681

Ronald Eberhard Tundang

From the abuse of Community (IP) law to the abuse of (intellectual) property rights: time for an EU patent misuse doctrine? pp. 682-703

Camilla Signoretta

Developments and Directions in Intellectual Property Law: 20 Years of the IPKat pp. 704-706

William Patry

Volume 18, issue 8, 2023

The law of geographical indications at the centre of the European green deal pp. 557-558

Andrea Zappalaglio

The impact of innovations in peer review on patent prosecution pp. 559-565

Carsten D Richter and Christian W Scheiner

Who owns what? The patent landscape of environmentally sound technologies pp. 566-586

Barasha Borthakur

Securing innovation in digital manufacturing supply chains: an interdisciplinary perspective on intellectual property, technological protection measures and 3D printing/additive manufacturing pp. 587-602

Kwaku Adu-Amankwa and Angela Daly

Evolving theory of IP rights: promoting human rights in the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights pp. 603-614

Chelsea Bodimeade and Felicity Deane

Moving beyond theory: the relationship between local producers and GIs pp. 615-618

Patricia Covarrubia

Volume 18, issue 7, 2023

Trade mark law dodges free speech challenges in the Jack Daniel’s case pp. 475-476

Rebecca Tushnet

A case of smoke without fire: children’s book author unsuccessful in dragon character copyright claim against department store chain John Lewis pp. 477-481

Simon Clark and Rubab Zahra

Artificial intelligence as an authority for testing the inventive step of an invention—a view from Germany pp. 482-485

Thomas Heinz Meitinger

Round-up of European Union trade marks 2022 pp. 486-501

Arnaud Folliard-Monguiral and David Rogers

Finding an efficiency-oriented approach to scrutinise the essentiality of potential SEPs: a survey pp. 502-511

Giuseppe Colangelo

Revisiting the patent regime of Bangladesh: compatibility with TRIPS and international best practices pp. 512-527

Mohammad Towhidul Islam and Sadman Rizwan Apurbo

Implementing copyright revocation in Ireland and Malta: lessons for lawmakers pp. 528-545

Joshua Yuvaraj

Patenting human biological materials and data: balancing the reward of innovation with the ordre public and morality exception pp. 546-553

Esra Demir and Evert Stamhuis

A landscape painting of the AI, art and copyright terrain pp. 554-554

Simon Stokes

Answering a challenging question: is the SPC Regulation still fit for purpose in a changed pharmaceutical industry? pp. 555-555

Raphael Zingg

Volume 18, issue 6, 2023

AI transparency: an emerging principle in the IP ecosystem? pp. 407-408

Jacques de Werra

Modular systems, interconnecting features and technical function in EU design law—GC rules on relationship between functionality provisions in Article 8 CDR pp. 409-413

Lavinia Brancusi

The CJEU sets aside the quadruple fee rule for plant variety right infringers covered by the ‘agricultural exemption’ pp. 413-417

Adrián Crespo Velasco

Invoking Article 73 TRIPS in good faith: no recourse to ‘security exceptions’ for Russia’s violation of TRIPS pp. 418-431

Olga Gurgula

The EU Commission’s proposal to codify visual disclaimers—a great leap for EU design law pp. 432-445

Henning Hartwig

International investment law and data, copyrights and performance requirements: a closer look at Einarsson v Canada pp. 446-454

Gabriel M Lentner

The UPC long-arm jurisdiction and the UK pp. 455-461

Paul England and Wim Maas

Dissuasive outcomes for rightholders: examining recent Lithuanian copyright law cases under Directive 2004/48/EC pp. 462-472

Mindaugas Kiškis

Volume 18, issue 5, 2023

Intellectual property in the circular economy pp. 337-338

Annette Kur and Irene Calboli

Geographical indications used as ingredients or components: a proposed reform in ‘sharp’ contrast with the Circular Economy (to say the least) pp. 339-343

Bernardo Calabrese

Achieving a (copy)right to repair for the EU’s green economy pp. 344-352

Anthony D Rosborough, Leanne Wiseman and Taina Pihlajarinne

Circular economy versus copyright protection of computer programs in the EU: challenges and lessons from the CJEU’s judgment in Top System pp. 353-359

Bohdan Widła

Monopolising trash: a critical analysis of upcycling under Finnish and EU copyright law pp. 360-366

Péter Mezei and Heidi Härkönen

Improving eco-labels: are green certification marks up to the task? pp. 367-374

Alexandra Mogyoros

From enemies to allies: 3D printing, IP and sustainability pp. 375-381

Rebeca Ferrero Guillén

Outlook on the right to repair: how will it find its way into China’s Copyright Law? pp. 382-385

Yanmin Quan and Xiaohao Zhang

Building a ‘Green Data’ Future: how a human-centric approach to data and nudges can help fight climate change pp. 386-396

Mark Fenwick and Paulius Jurcys

Technology transfer, climate change and the developing countries: the difficulties posed by green patents pp. 397-406

Emma Perot

Volume 18, issue 4, 2023

The US Supreme Court’s Warhol case: what is the fuss about? pp. 267-268

Bill Patry

Ineffective investigation into making a book available for illegal download breaches copyright holder’s right to property, rules European Court of Human Rights pp. 269-271

Elena Izyumenko

Application of YouTube/Cyando by Dutch Supreme Court: Usenet operator not liable for copyright infringement pp. 271-274

Jan Jacobi

Round-up of English patent litigation in 2022 pp. 275-286

Trevor Cook

Round-up of China trade mark law and practice in 2022 pp. 287-293

Michele Ferrante

Round-up of US copyright developments 2022 pp. 294-297

Charles R Macedo, David P Goldberg, Olivia Harris and Thomas Hart

Some critical observations on depository, non-examination patent registration regimes: working towards local prosecution and examination of patents in the least-developed patent regimes pp. 298-312

Thaddeus Nkum Manu

Counteractive reflections on the conceptual counteraction theory within EU case law: much ado about nothing? pp. 313-322

Giannis Psarakis

Striking fair deals for equitable access to medicines pp. 323-335

Dominique Junod Moser, Pascale Boulet, Michelle Childs, Mae Shieh and Bernard Pécoul

Volume 18, issue 3, 2023

2023 comes bearing gifts of innovation pp. 175-176

Marius Schneider

Italian Supreme Court provides guidance on parody exception under copyright and trade mark law pp. 177-181

Federico Manstretta

Round-up of European enforcement case law in 2022 pp. 182-198

Carina Gommers, Willem Leppink and Marius Schneider

Round-up of fashion-related IP decisions in 2022 pp. 199-234

The Bird & Bird IP Team

Round-up of intellectual property decisions and other developments in Africa 2022 pp. 235-250

Chijioke Okorie

Round-up of non-traditional EU trade mark decisions in 2022 pp. 251-263

Gordon Humphreys, Nedim Malovic and Stefan Martin

A primer on performers’ rights—for the sixth time pp. 264-265

Péter Mezei

Volume 18, issue 2, 2023

The DSA as a creator’s charter? pp. 71-73

Martin Husovec

The Supreme People’s Court of China ruled on the first pharmaceutical patent linkage case after the new Patent Law pp. 74-77

Hongxuyang Lu

China National Intellectual Property Administration clarifies administrative adjudication measures for significant patent infringement disputes in pharmaceutical cases pp. 77-79

Qiang Yu

Round-up of national copyright decisions 2022 pp. 80-121

The Bird & Bird IP Team

SEP licensing in the automotive sector: shifting gears too quickly? pp. 122-134

Manveen Singh and Vishwas H Devaiah

No-challenge and pay-for-delay agreements in patent licence and settlement agreements under European competition law pp. 135-145

Marco Stief

Did the Colombian Constitutional Court foresee the conditions for implementing Articles 18 to 23 of the Directive (EU) 2019/790? pp. 146-161

David Felipe Alvarez-Amezquita and Florelia Vallejo-Trujillo

Plant variety protection and secured financing in Nigeria: lessons from international standards pp. 162-173

Nicholas Chinedu Eze

Volume 18, issue 1, 2023

The automotive sector: a crystal ball for the future of IP? pp. 1-2

Stefano Barazza

Reviving Regeneron: enabling the claim, contribution or invention, or all three…? pp. 3-10

Chika Edward Uzoigwe

Finally back to TRIPS-compliance? EU design law and the criterion of publication ‘within EU territory’ pp. 11-17

Annette Kur

Coping with the standards wars: the practice of the Chinese courts pp. 18-29

Ling Yu and You Zuo

Wartime challenges for trade marks: how long will Russia continue to protect famous foreign marks? pp. 30-41

Irene Calboli and Vera Sevastianova

Copyright and digital fashion designers: the democratization of authorship? pp. 42-57

Heidi Härkönen and Natalia Särmäkari

AI inventors: deference for legal personality without respect for innovation? pp. 58-69

Ernest Kenneth-Southworth and Yahong Li