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Should translation requirements apply equally in patent law?

Should translation requirements apply equally in patent law?

A recent High Court judgment in India highlights a potential procedural fairness question in patent examination regarding English translation standards. While patent applicants face rigorous translation requirements under multiple Patent Rules, with severe...

The Federal Circuit provides guidance on derivation proceedings for the first time

David McCombs and Jonathan Bowser of Haynes Boone analyze the Federal Circuit’s guidance on derivation proceedings in Global Health Solutions v. Selner, highlighting how these proceedings differ under the AIA compared to pre-AIA interference proceedings.

The potential effect of PERA on software inventions

Bryan Hart of Brooks Kushman explores the potential effects of this significant shift on software inventions and the broader intellectual property landscape.

Bridging the gap between brief and bench: graphics in Markman hearings

Sully Ridout of IMS Legal Strategies offers guidance on preparing for a Markman hearing, emphasizing the importance of a well-crafted slide deck that aligns with your strategy and provides maximum clarity and visual impact in the courtroom.

“Settled expectations” vs. wait-and-see at the PTAB

Erick Robinson and Eugene Goryunov of Brown Rudnick analyze the current administration’s impact on the Patent Trial and Appeal Board and the resulting changes in trial institution rates for patent validity cases.

Plant variety protection in the Philippines

Editha R. Hechanova, Brenda P. Rivera, and John Raphael Riel of HECHANOVA Group examine the current state of plant variety protection under the Philippine Plant Variety Protection Act of 2002, highlighting the need for reform of the Act to effectively protect plant varieties and promote agricultural development in the Philippines.

Women in IP Leadership

Featuring: Marilou Taylor Watson, Partner at Fox Rothschild

An interview: inspirations, experiences, and ideas for equality.

The impact of artificial intelligence on prior art

Moisés Correa of Uhthoff Gomez Vega & Uhthoff considers the new challenges and questions raised by the introduction of AI around the concept of prior art and what it could mean for patent law in the future.

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HOYNG ROKH MONEGIER appoints two partners and two counsels

The leading European IP boutique HOYNG ROKH MONEGIER has promoted Carina Höfer (Düsseldorf) and Andrew Lin (Amsterdam) to partners and appointed Sven Krause (Düsseldorf) and Valentin Wagner (Düsseldorf) as counsels with the firm. Managing Partner Benoît Strowel on the...

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Avanci launches Aftermarket licensing program

Leader in licensing platforms for connected vehicles extends offering to aftermarket devices DALLAS, Texas, February 21, 2023 – Avanci, a leader in simplifying the sharing of advanced technologies in the connected vehicle sector, has launched Avanci Aftermarket, a...

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Is ChatGPT for Patent Lawyers?

When I was young, Steve Jobs famously called computers “bicycles for the mind,” and the metaphor helped explain why computers are so useful to human beings. Bicycles help humans conserve energy from one step to the next, which is why they are the best walkers in the...

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Who owns the IP in ChatGPT?

Ever since the printing press was invented, tools have empowered the innovation and  creativity of humans to earn a pecuniary right from the things that they create. ChatGPT  is no less than the most advanced typewriter made freely available to us. It should be used...

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Clarivate Names Top 100 Global Innovators 2023

New report identifies consistent above-the-bar innovation performance, and reveals top 50 most cited research organizations from the Top 100 by blending insights on inventive activity and scientific discovery Clarivate, a global leader in connecting people and...

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2022 Anaqua Analysis of USPTO Patenting Statistics

Patent grants decrease 8%, the steepest decline in more than a decade BOSTON, February 13, 2023 – Anaqua has released its annual analysis of USPTO patent statistics, using Anaqua’s AcclaimIP patent analytics software. According to the data, indicative figures for 2022...

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By providing a platform to share personal experiences we aim to continue the empowerment of women in the world of IP.

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In this six-part series Dr. Suzanne Wertheim, of Worthwhile Research & Consulting, talks to The Patent Lawyer about diversity, equity, and inclusion: what it means; the current challenges; DEI in law; gender bias; and what we can all do to improve.

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