What's trending in IP matters right now? Funny you should ask! Here's a quick recap of some of the most popular posts covering a range of intellectual property developments, published on JD Supra in the last 30 days:

1. When Wikileaks Works: Comparing the Leaked Draft of the IP Section of the TPP to the Official USTR Text and the Consequences to Termination Rights in “Phonograms” - by M. Ryder Lee at Butler Snow
2. European Community Trademark registration for patterns and three-dimensional marks requires Acquired Distinctiveness in Each Member State - by attorneys at Ladas & Parry
3. The Idea of Yoga Versus the Expression of It - Bikram’s Yoga College of India v. Evolation Yoga, LLC - by Teri Nguyen at McDermott Will & Emery
4. Acquired Distinctiveness of Trademarks in the United States   - by Matthew Asbell at Ladas & Parry
5. Patent Strategies For Start-Up Companies - by Rajesh Vallabh at Foley Hoag
6. Settle with All Stakeholders Before Trying to Terminate an IPR - Qualcomm Inc. v. Bandspeed, Inc. - by Nitin Gambhir at McDermott Will & Emery
7. Tam Trademark Victory May Provide Game Plan for Washington Redskins - by R. Gregory Israelsen at Banner & Witcoff
8. Changes to Federal Rules to affect patent infringement pleadings - by Zach Oubre at McAfee & Taft
9. Patent System is not the Fire that Hoverboards Need to Put Out - by Martha Engel at Winthrop & Weinstine
10. PATRÓN Tequila Bottle Design Enforcement? - by Steve Baird at Winthrop & Wenstine
11. Latest Options for Fast-Tracking Clean Technology Patent Applications - by Lori M. Brandes, Ph.D. and Peter Jackman at Sterne Kessler
12. Smartphone Wars – The Supreme Court Awakens: Samsung Files Petition for Certiorari in New Hope to Harmonize Design Patent Law - by Patrick Driscoll, Michael Newman, Michael Renaud, and James Wodarski at Mintz Levin
13. Don't Blame Patents For High Drug Prices - by Simon J. Elliott at Foley & Lardner

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