The success of Amazon's bid to stop InterDigital preventing the High Court from determining final licensing terms for InterDigital's patents could encourage companies to bring litigation earlier to gain leverage in licensing spats, lawyers say.
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Amazon Ruling Could Spark Premature Global Patent Claims

By Alex Baldwin

The success of Amazon's bid to stop InterDigital preventing the High Court from determining final licensing terms for InterDigital's patents could encourage companies to bring litigation earlier to gain leverage in licensing spats, lawyers say.

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Nintendo Defends Mario TM Against German Steakhouse Biz

By Jamie Lennox

Nintendo has defended its trademark for a red "M" logo representing the famous Mario video game character, proving that there is no risk of confusion in the European Union with a German steakhouse chain's own "M" logo.

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Lottoland Appeal Thrown Out For Bad Faith 'Powerball' TM

By Alex Baldwin

The European Union's General Court has thrown out an appeal by a subsidiary of online platform Lottoland over its "Powerball" trademark, ruling that the company registered the mark to prevent competitors from using the name of the multi-million dollar American lottery in the EU.

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LITIGATION

LG Loses Appeal For Phone With Improved Fingerprint Sensor

By Hanna Vioque

LG has lost its bid to patent a display device that better recognizes a user's fingerprints, as European appellate officials held that others would have found it obvious to place the sensor at an oblique angle to reduce a type of image interference.

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Vivo Mobile Can't Revive Patent Challenged By Nokia

By Jamie Lennox

A European appeals panel has rejected Vivo's attempt to revive its mobile communications patent following a previous challenge from Nokia, ruling in a decision released Thursday that the tech isn't sufficiently new.

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LAW FIRMS IN TODAY'S NEWS

D Young & Co

Dentons

Kilburn & Strode LLP

Mishcon de Reya

NautaDutilh

Osborne Clarke

Three New Square

COMPANIES IN TODAY'S NEWS

Amazon.com Inc.

Encyclopaedia Britannica Inc.

InterDigital Inc.

LG Display Co. Ltd.

Nintendo Co. Ltd.

Nokia Corp.

Sharp Corp.

Vivo Communication Technology Co. Ltd.

GOVERNMENT AGENCIES IN TODAY'S NEWS

European Union

European Union Intellectual Property Office

Unified Patent Court