PMI and A-CAPP Center, 2021 [1] OECD, Global Trade in Fakes: A Worrying Threat, 2021 [2] OECD, Recommendation of the Council on Countering Illicit Trade: Enhancing Transparency in Free Trade Zones, 2019 [3] HSS Review, World Free Zones Organization Launches Safe Zone Certification Programme, 2020
A-CAPP Center Staff, 2020 The A-CAPP Center filed an amicus brief before the Second Circuit Court of Appeals in the Nike v. Wu case. The case confronts issues related to enforcement against trademark counterfeiters. The Center was joined in its brief by the AAFA. The Center team included: Kari Kammel, Jay Kennedy and Leah-Evert Burks, along with recent …
A-CAPP Center Staff, 2019 The United States Patent and Trademark Office (“USPTO”) is gathering information about the impact of artificial intelligence (“AI”) technologies on intellectual property law and policy. To assist in gathering this information, on August 27, 2019, the USPTO published questions related to the impact of artificial intelligence inventions on patent law and …
Justin Heinonen, John Spink and A-CAPP Center Staff, 2012 The crime of product counterfeiting is growing in scope, scale, and threat. These threats impact Michigan residents, as they do others throughout the U.S. and the world. This Backgrounder presents results of a survey that questioned residents on their purchases of counterfeit products, their opinions on …
Jeremy Wilson, Roy Fenoff and A-CAPP Center Staff, 2011 The Health and Economic Effects of Counterfeit Pharmaceuticals in Africa is an article of the globalEDGE business review that describes the negative impacts of pharmaceutical product counterfeiting in Africa. The in-depth analysis provides several cause and effect relationships in the context of the drug industry with research from the Anti-Counterfeiting and …
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Justin Heinonen, Jeremy Wilson and A-CAPP Center Staff, 2010 The Need for Data on Product Counterfeiting Despite the staggering economic, health and safety effects of product counterfeiting, there are few evidence‐based lessons on the problem. A major reason there is so little systematic research on product counterfeiting is that reliable data are typically non‐existent or …
