Company’s Subsidiary LML Patent Corp. Advised Inter-Partes Reexamination Granted

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Company’s Subsidiary LML Patent Corp. Advised Inter-Partes Reexamination Granted
VANCOUVER, British Columbia — On July 29, 2010, LML Payment Systems Inc. learned that the United States Patent and Trademark Office had posted a non-final office action on its public Patent Application Information Retrieval website regarding the inter-partes reexamination proceeding with respect to U.S. patent #RE40,220 .
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Colgate, Glaxo sue over toothpaste “nurdle”
Two lawsuits have been filed over a gob of toothpaste.
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Fake batteries seized
CHARGES of trademark infringement and unfair competition were filed on Monday by the Department of Justice against a Chinese businessman who was caught selling counterfeit ‘Eveready’ batteries seven years ago.
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Cristal, .99? Er, no — and judge makes it clear
If they hyped federal lawsuits like prizefights, it probably would’ve been known as “The Battle of the Bubbly.”
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Champagne Louis Roederer Wins Cristal Trademark Case Against Cava Exporter

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Champagne Louis Roederer Wins Cristal Trademark Case Against Cava Exporter
Champagne Louis Roederer, the maker of Cristal, won a trademark infringement case against J. Garcia Carrion SA over the labeling of sparkling wine.
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UPDATE 1-EU court rules AB InBev cannot trademark “Budweiser”
UPDATE 1-EU court rules AB InBev cannot trademark “Budweiser”
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AB-InBev bullish after losing Bud trademark case
Anheuser-Busch InBev (AB-InBev) insists the decision to deny its flagship Budweiser brand a European Union-wide trademark will have “no effect” on business.
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Remains of the Day: The lab behind the curtain

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Remains of the Day: The lab behind the curtain
Peek behind Apple’s curtain for a glimpse at the secret labs of Cupertino where they tested the iPhone 4. Then see Apple hand it to the Droid X, death grip style and bring it all home with yet another patent infringment lawsuit.
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