Intellectual Property Magazine's Podcast

Episode three of IPM’s podcast series sees Jared Kagan, Booking.com co-counsel and Debevoise & Plimpton attorney, explain how they won the case and what it was like to have been involved in the first case heard digitally by the court.

Also on the panel is Ballard Spahr’s Lawrence ‘Larry’ Nodine. Nodine, who also serves as counsel of record for the International Trademark Association (INTA) expertly outlines what the victory means for brand owners and the importance the decision has on using surveys as evidence.

In this episode, Ben Wodecki is joined by Mathys & Squire’s Alexander Robinson and Bristows’ Myles Jelf to discuss the UK’s decision to withdraw from the UPC, Germany’s constitutional challenges as it remains the last nation to ratify and whether UK practitioners should continue to pay attention to the system.

In this episode, Ben Wodecki discussed the potential pitfalls and outcomes of the controversial Arthrex v Smith & Nephew federal circuit ruling with Covington & Burling’s Beth Brinkmann, Jonathan Link of Morris, Manning & Martin, and Finnegan's Kathleen Daley

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