UK Government decides not to reduce or limit R&D tax credits

UK Government decides not to reduce or limit R&D tax credits

The UK Government’s 2024 Budget, while squarely focused on tax increases and revenue measures, suggests a pragmatic recognition by the new Labour administration that sustainable tax receipts are ideally underpinned by economic growth and wealth creation. In a global...

Calcutta High Court issues IP Division Rules

Calcutta High Court issues IP Division Rules

The Calcutta High Court recently adopted the much-awaited Intellectual Property Rights Division Rules, 2023 (Calcutta IPD Rules), making it the third High Court in India, after Delhi and Madras, to implement specialized regulations for IP matters. While the Calcutta...

How I would use AI to steal your design… and what you can do about it

How I would use AI to steal your design… and what you can do about it

To protect our designs, ideas, and innovations, we must think like an infringer. May AI allow bad actors to knock off your design… and get away with it? First, we need to understand AI-assisted design. Like all new tech, AI will follow Amara’s law. We overestimate the...

AstraZeneca challenges Axelpharm’s cancer drug patent

AstraZeneca challenges Axelpharm’s cancer drug patent

AstraZeneca is a world-renowned pharmaceutical company. It owns many patents in Russia and takes steps to protect them against encroachers. Its medicines are exempt from sanctions because they are mainly used for the life-preserving treatment of cancer. Axelpharm, a...

2024 IP impact study: trends in benchmarking value

UnitedLex presents its report on how private practice and in-house IP professionals measure IP impact, revealing insights for the future of the industry.

An interview with ERS Genomics’ Vice-President of Intellectual Property and Commercial Development, Michael Arciero

Michael sits down with The Patent Lawyer to discuss the importance of developing a robust intellectual property portfolio in rapidly evolving technologies like CRISPR/Cas9, the considerations for maintaining a global patent portfolio, and the importance of having the correct IP in place to protect product development timelines and ensure the ability to commercialize.

Tesla sues supplier Matthews International Corporation for misappropriation of trade secrets related to battery manufacturing

Dr Dustin Bauer, Associate at Reddie & Grose LLP, enters the trade secret vs. patents debate, analyzing the recent case between Tesla and its supplier to evaluate the advantages and potential drawbacks of each type of protection.

Patent revocation actions under the new European patent system: UPC vs. EPO and why it may be wise to reappraise your European filing strategy

Sophie Ertl and Heike Röder-Hitschke of Maiwald evaluate the first 15 months of the Unitary Patent Court to assess its success in comparison to the EPO system, whilst providing guidance for leveraging the best available protection.

Invention harvesting in emerging technologies

Robert Klinski, Founder of Patentship, analyses how to harvest valuable inventions to develop sustainable IP portfolios in digital technologies.

The way(back) to public accessibility

David McCombs, Eugene Goryunov, and Eric Horsley of Haynes & Boone review recent cases that have questioned public accessibility to provide best practice advice for indexing and searchability.

A study on product claims defined by parameters from laws and judicial precedents

Yingan Gu, patent attorney of Beijing Sanyou IP Agency Ltd., identifies relevant laws and regulations surrounding parameters in patent examination whilst reviewing recent trends with case examples.

Key factors for WIPO ST.26 adoption at the Mexican Patent Office

Rommy Morales, Sergio Olivares, Daniel Sánchez, and Jorge Juarez of OLIVARES introduce the changes set out in WIPO Standard ST.26, including new rules for representing amino acids and nucleotides and the need for applicants to adjust in preparing and submitting patent applications.

Can obtaining a preliminary injunction for patent infringement be considered abusive if the patent is later annulled?

Alina Tugearu, Partner at Zamfirescu Racoti Vasile & Partners, details the enforcement of provisional measures for patent infringement and the concept of fault-based liability.

Women in IP Leadership: An interview: inspirations, experiences, and ideas for equality

Featuring: Xiyin Tang, Professor of Law at UCLA

Sponsored by: Clarivate

Women in IP Leadership: An interview: inspirations, experiences, and ideas for equality

Featuring:Kisha Iles: Senior Manager of IP Information Management, Johnson & Johnson

Sponsored by: Clarivate

Rankings: Asia Pacific

10 of the best law firms from each of the top Asia Pacific jurisdictions, including China, India, and Japan.

Solicitation of third-party opinions under the Japanese amicus brief system increases attention to patent practice in the medical field

Koji Sugimura and Takuya Izumi of Sugimura & Partners provide an overview of the questions solicited by third parties around the industrial applicability requirement and the historical development and current status of the patent requirement in the medical field.

What you need to know about transferring patent ownership in Russia

Olga Dolgikh, Patent Advisor to the Managing Partner at Zuykov and partners, details the procedure for ownership transfer in line with relevant legislation in her jurisdiction.

The rise of patents in Indian IP law: a year of transformative developments

Pravin Anand, Vaishali Mittal, and Siddhant Chamola of Anand and Anand dive into the significant developments in Indian patent law over the past year, exploring major case outcomes, evolving legal principles, and new legislative changes that have shaped the patent landscape in the region.

Unfair competition liability for patent infringement: implications, sanctions, and case law analysis

Anton Melnikov, Senior Lawyer at Gorodissky & Partners, delves into the legal and financial consequences of exploiting patents without the owner’s consent and examines the application of competition protection law in such cases.

Navigating sufficiency and credibility requirements in Mexican Patent Law

Esau Andrade, Patent Practitioner at Dumont, discusses the recent interpretation and practice of the MPO regarding sufficiency and credibility requirements, exploring how the practice aligns with concepts from the USPTO and the EPO.

Celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Eurasian Patent Convention: an interview with EAPO President Grigory Ivliev

Alexey Vakhnin, Partner and Managing Director of Vakhnina and Partners, sits down with Dr. Grigory Ivliev, the EAPO President, to discuss the EAPO’s achievements over the past 30 years along with future goals and aspirations.

A person skilled in the art is not “Omniscient”

Ranjan Narula and Suvarna Pandey of RNA Technology and IP Attorneys raise key points around the role of a person skilled in the art of determining patentability, drawing on recent cases related to inventive step and patent eligibility under section 3(k) of the India Patent Act.

Insider’s Look: The Growing Importance of Patents in the UAE

David Aylen and Rachel Armstrong of Gowling WLG discuss patents in the UAE, highlighting the basics for establishing a strong application and the balance between enforcement and tech transfer.

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Questel announces strategic partnership with Patently

Paris — September 9, 2024 — Questel, a global leader in intellectual property (IP) solutions, is pleased to announce its strategic partnership with the innovative SaaS-based platform Patently. The Patently database now includes Questel's unparalleled and manually...

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UK court decides AI is patentable

A recent judgment of the High Court of England and Wales has opened the door for patenting artificial intelligence (AI) in the United Kingdom. The judgment in Emotional Perception AI Ltd v. Comptroller-General of Patents, Designs, and Trade Marks [2023] EWHC 2948...

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The Supreme Court denies petition on patent reissue standard

Early last month, the Supreme Court rejected a petition from inventors challenging a Federal Circuit ruling that their reissue patents were invalid. The rejection leaves in place the Federal Circuit’s standard for a reissue patent application; whether the original...

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LexOrbis strengthens its IP footprint with Chennai expansion

LexOrbis is delighted to announce the opening of its new office in Chennai, India. This strategic expansion aims to extend the firm’s physical presence and offer its top-notch intellectual property (IP) services to existing clients in the state of Tamil Nadu. The firm...

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Finnegan celebrates 10 years in the London Office

This year, Finnegan celebrates 10 years in the London Office. Our COO & Editor-in-Chief Faye Waterford visited Darren Jiron, Managing Partner of the London Office, to discover more about the driving forces behind the company’s success and plans for the future....

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Orlando jury finds willful infringement in waterslide case

On November 9, 2023, after a nine-day jury trial in the Middle District of Florida, ProSlide Technology, Inc. prevailed in a patent infringement case related to large water slides. Patent owner, ProSlide, and defendant WhiteWater West Industries, Inc., are the two...

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IPO launches new IP and Business Growth survey

The Intellectual Property Office (IPO) wants to hear from businesses by 2 February 2024 about intellectual property (IP)’s role in helping them scale and grow. New government survey aimed at businesses explores the role of IP and business growth   IP-intensive...

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CMS and IPDefine announce Global Patent Initiative

International law firm CMS, in collaboration with patent AI specialist IPDefine Ltd., have developed a cutting-edge turnkey solution that is poised to make intellectual property monetization more accessible than ever before. Introducing CMS Umbra. By combining...

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