This week in Other Barks & Bites: the U.S. Supreme Court seeks the U.S. Solicitor General’s views in the latest cert petition involving induced infringement claims stemming from skinny label indications for generic pharmaceuticals; former Under Secretary for Science Paul Dabbar is confirmed as the Deputy Secretary of Commerce; Samsung wins a FRAND determination on a request for declaratory judgment in its case against ZTE in England’s High Court; the European General Court finds that the EUIPO’s Board of Appeals erred in not considering any evidence that a trademark registration for “NERO CHAMPAGNE” unduly exploited the reputation of a protected designation of origin; and more.
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