Rajeev Kumar & Pankaj Musyuni from LexOrbis explore the protection scenario for improvement inventions considered under patent of addition and selection invention in the Indian context.

Dmitry Yakovlev from Gorodissky & Partners gives an overview of the nature of translation errors, their consequences when it comes to patent applications and granted patents, and possible ways to rectify and avoid such mistranslations.

With the North American Free Trade Agreement being a hot topic since President Trump was elected, Juan Luis Serrano-Leets from Sánchez Devanny explains what will happen in  Mexico if the agreement is terminated.

Maria Zamkova from Fenix Legal KB updates on the innovation in Sweden, after being labeled No 2 in the world last year, and highlights the Internet of Things as a key cause of the increased growth.

Doris Spielthenner from Practice Insight explores Nokia’s innovativeness and world-class patent strategy.

Kenneth R. Adamo, Eugene Goryunov, Jon Carter, and Justin Bova investigate two recent cases in US District Courts that used a section 101 challenge in trial.

Meika Ellis from Ridout & Maybee studied the complex Superior Court of Justice decision of Sernova v. Shapiro, 2018 ONSC 841 and explains what we can learn from the decision.

In the final part of his series, Jan Hák from Patentservis
summarizes modern patent law by thinking about the
development of current international treaties and laws that
enable patent owners to file in different countries around the world.

Ezgi Baklacı Gülkokar and Merve Altınay from Moroğlu Arseven explore Turkish IP Law in regards to the new rules for compensating employee inventions.