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SHPO terms are once again under the spotlight, and a fresh, evidence-based review is recognised as necessary. https://lnkd.in/eM7YiA7E

Here for the July session of ETTP. Today's topic is From Uncertainty to Opportunity: SMMEs and the New Political Order.

Crowell & Moring’s Deborah Yellin comments on the top PTAB developments of 2023, including the compelling merits standard. Read more in Law360:

Crowell & Moring’s Deborah Yellin comments on the top PTAB developments of 2023, including the compelling merits standard. Read more in Law360:

Interested in Improving your Competitive Position through Intellectual Property and the Government? Check out the conversation with Co-Founders David Carstens and Kyle Wiley.

Albanese's three-term theory, AFAICT, was Term 1: Establish a reputation for calm competence and build case for progressive change Term 2: Legislate change with enough time for voters to see benefits Term 3: Consolidate I'd give him a B- for "calm competence" and F for "build case for change" Highly unlikely that there will be a Term 2 with absolute majority, or any kind of Term 3 if Albo stays on

On our top 4 of papers, we can find "The Proposed EU SEP Regulation: Checking Balancing Incentives, and compatibility with EU Fundamental Rights, and the TRIPS Regime" by Dr. Mohammad Ataul Karim, LL.M This paper critically examines the Draft SEP Regulation, addressing concerns around it, and analysing different incentives for SEP owners and implementers, and also the EU Fundamental Rights and TRIPS compatibility respectively. Read it now here >> https://lnkd.in/efG94rsu #SEPregulation #EUfundamentalrights #IPrights

Can anyone truly define complicated concepts like the commons or bargaining for the common good in 200 words or less? Maybe not, but NPQ’s Economic Justice Glossary offers useful entry points for further exploration: https://bit.ly/3xN3UGa

My article in @NewIndianXpress on how double engine impacts! ‘The idea of Double Engine coming from BJP  can’t be compared with any other Party parroting the same language. This is essentially because BJP’s structured mechanism of following up on expectations from Party ruled is just unparalleled. Unlike all other political parties, BJP has dedicated departments and units for good governance and policy research.’

Can anyone truly define complicated concepts like the commons or bargaining for the common good in 200 words or less? Maybe not, but NPQ’s Economic Justice Glossary offers useful entry points for further exploration: https://bit.ly/49pCJis