27 September 2011. The value of intellectual property (IP) is dictated by a nation’s ability to enforce IP rights. Courts play a crucial role in ensuring the worth of intellectual property (IP), and the efficient and consistent adjudication of IP-related disputes can encourage economic growth and investment in a country’s IP... Read More »

This comprehensive study authored by Cardozo Law Professor Justin Hughes explores the potential use of geographical indications (GIs) for promoting the coffee and chocolate trade in developing countries. Geographic indications are a special form of intellectual property rights in which the product’s markings or labels identify... Read More »

New Court replacing Privy Council could mean greater economic opportunity for Caribbean region as well as more autonomy Chief Justice David Simmons of the Barbados Supreme Court, discusses the role of the CCJ in successful regional economic integration. Washington, DC Over 150 judges, attorney generals, attorneys, legal scholars... Read More »

Organizers see facilitating discussion on inter-country cooperation as their primary goal for symposium on proposed regional judicial tribunal Washington, DC The International Intellectual Property Institute (IIPI) announced plans today to partner with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) to co-host a two-day symposium... Read More »

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