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Showing 25–33 of 33 articles for “infringement”

Copyright Search Warrants: Balancing IP Rights and Constitutional Safeguards

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on probable cause and specificity in copyright infringement search warrants against software piracy.

Burger Battle: Protecting Trademarks and Preventing Unfair Competition in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies trademark infringement and unfair competition tests in the McDonald's "Big Mac" vs. "Big Mak" case.

Patent Infringement and the Doctrine of Equivalents: Beyond Literal Claim Language

Philippine Supreme Court explains when the doctrine of equivalents applies in patent infringement cases, using Smith Kline Beckman v. Tryco Pharma as guide.

Protecting Trademarks: Infringement and Damages for Similar Designs

Supreme Court clarifies trademark infringement rules, damages, and copyright cancellation for similar arcuate designs on jeans.

Trademark Infringement: How the Dominancy Test Protects Brand Recognition

The Supreme Court explains why the dominancy test, not the holistic test, governs confusing similarity in trademark infringement cases.

Docket Fees and the Right to Amend: Balancing Access to Justice in Patent Infringement Cases

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on docket fees, amendments to complaints, and equitable access to justice in patent cases.

Patent Infringement in the Philippines: Who Can Sue and Why a Patent Matters

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that only patent holders or their successors can sue for infringement, not mere first inventors.

Search Warrants in IP Cases: Probable Cause and Specificity Rules

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies probable cause and specificity requirements for search warrants in intellectual property infringement cases.

Copyright Infringement: Protecting IP Rights and the Prospectivity of New Rules

Explaining the Supreme Court's ruling on search warrants in copyright cases and why new judicial doctrines apply prospectively.