International Litigation in Intellectual Property and Information Technology

<b>Contents:</b>

Editors' Note. <b>1</b>. Cross-Border Litigation in IP/IT Matters in the
European Union: The Transformation of the Jurisdictional Landscape;<i> A.
Nuyts, K. Szychowska, N. Hatzimihail.</i><b> 2</b>. The Community Framework
for Cross-Border Intellectual Property and Information Technology Litigation; <i>
J.-S. Bergé.</i> <b>3.</b> The Widening Reach of Exclusive Jurisdiction:
Where Can You Litigate IP Rights after GAT?;<i> P.L.C. Torremans.</i> <b>4.</b>
Is There Any Web for the Spider: Jurisdiction over Co-defendants after Roche
Nederland; <i>C. Gonzalez Beilfuss</i>.<b> 5. </b>The Appropriate Venue for
Cross-Border Patent Disputes: Heading (Far) West?; <i>M. Pertegás.</i> <b>
6.</b> Suing at the Place of Infringement: The Application of Article 5(3) of
Regulation 44/2001 to IP Matters and Internet Disputes; <i>A. Nuyts.</i> <b>7. </b>
Cross-Border Litigation of Unfair Competition over the Internet; <i>M. Pazdan,
M. Szpunar.</i><b> 8.</b> Justiciability, Discretion and Foreign Rights;<i> R.
Fentiman.</i> <b>9. </b>Torpedoes and Actions for Negative Declarations in
International IP Law Litigation; <i>A. Gardella.</i> <b>10.</b> Jurisdiction
to Grant Provisional and Protective Measures in Intellectual Property Matters;<i>
K. Szychowska.</i> <b>11.</b> Interactions between Community Instruments and
International Conventions (Including the Draft New Lugano Convention) in
Intellectual Property Matters; <i>A. Borrás.</i> <b>12.</b> The Impact of
the Enforcement Directive on the Brussels I Regime; <i>J. J.</i> <i>Forner
Delaygua.</i><b> 13.</b> Preservation and Taking of Evidence in Cross-Border
Proceedings - Comparative Remarks in the Context of IP Litigation;<i> B.
Hess. </i><b>14.</b> Concluding Remarks: Territoriality, International
Governance and Cross-Border Litigation of Intellectual Property Claims; <i>N.
Hatzimihail. Index.
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