IP Legislative watch

k

The legislative process is transparent, but frequently goes under the radar of the public.  This often results in only interest groups participating in the process, with the public inadequately represented.  The S. Horowitz Institute for IP wishes to intervene, and represent the public in such processes.  The IP Legislative Watch will track IP-related bills and other policy proposals in Israel, and offer constructive analysis.  TAU Law students author the commentaries under academic supervision.  The views represented in these commentaries, are those of the authors’, and are not associated with S. Horowitz & Co. law firm.

Legislative Watch- SHIIP Regarding Proposed Amendments to the Patent Act

Legislative Watch- SHIIP Regarding the Patent Authority's proposal to allow the filing of a provisional patent application in Israel (Heb)

Legislative Watch - SHIIP on Appendix C: Examination Guidelines for the Patent Department (Heb)

Legislative Watch - SHIIP on The Ministry of Education's guidelines regarding Fair Use and Public Performance (Heb)

Legislative Watch - SHIIP on Performers’ Rights (Heb)

Legislative Watch - SHIIP on Copyright and Designs (Heb)

Legislative Watch  - SHIIP on the Performers and Broadcasting Rights Act 2016 (Heb)

Legislative Watch  - SHIIP on The Design Bill 2015 (Heb)

Legislative Watch  - SHIIP on the Duration of Phonograms and Performances (Heb)

Legislative Watch - SHIIP on the Protection of Musicians (Heb)

Legislative Watch  - SHIIP on the Protection of Literature and Authors Act (Heb)

Legislative Watch  - SHIIP on Copyright Act (Amendment No. 5), on unmasking anonymous users (Heb)

Legislative Watch  - SHIIP on Copyright Act (Amendment No. 5),on  Blocking Orders (Heb)

Legislative Watch - SHIIP on Statutory Damages (Heb)

Tel Aviv University makes every effort to respect copyright. If you own copyright to the content contained
here and / or the use of such content is in your opinion infringing, Contact us as soon as possible >>