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Potter Clarkson appointed in landmark UK AI inventorship appeal

Potter Clarkson appointed in landmark UK AI inventorship appeal

Appeal to be heard at the High Court in July 2025 could have major commercial ramifications for patents created with AI assistance or wholly by AI models. London - May 8, 2025 – Potter Clarkson, a leading intellectual property law firm, has been appointed by US-based...

Intellectual Property Salary Survey 2025

Intellectual Property Salary Survey 2025

Caselton Clark shares a special edition of its 2025 Intellectual Property Salary Survey, providing a comprehensive analysis of salary and benefits trends over the past 10 years. The report covers various levels of seniority across the UK and parts of Europe. To access...

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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Carpmaels & Ransford team bolstered with senior associate promotions

Carpmaels & Ransford is pleased to announce Selina Badiani, Harry Bush, Emily Chittock, Henry Evans, and Rebecca Satchwell have been promoted to Senior Associate positions effective from January 1, 2025. Bush and Satchwell both trained at the firm and are patent...

Cahill announces election of four new partners and two new counsel

NEW YORK, January 6, 2024 – Cahill Gordon & Reindel LLP announced today that Andrew Cochran, Michael Dvorak, Michael Makhotin, and Nikolas Rodriguez have been elected to the partnership, effective January 1, 2025. In addition, Kenneth Ritz and Jenny Warshafsky...

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EIP’s new Sweden office expands with a further partner hire

EIP, the patent law firm specializing in high-value and complex matters, is today announcing the hire of Pontus Falk as a partner at its recently opened Sweden office. EIP announced the opening of its Sweden office, its first in the Nordic region, in September with a...

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UKIPO published its 2021-2022 Innovation & Growth Report

The UK government has published its annual report on the work of the Intellectual Property Office (IPO) and the role it plays in driving innovation and growth in the UK. In particular, the report identifies the UK as a leading innovator in key areas of green...

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Bryn Aarflot and Protector IP join forces

(Oslo, October 28, 2022) Bryn Aarflot and Protector IP join forces, becoming one of the strongest professional environments within intellectual property in Norway. The merged company will continue under the name Bryn Aarflot and employ more than 60 IP professionals....

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CMS expands its IP practice with two senior appointments

International law firm CMS continues to strengthen its Intellectual Property offering with the appointment of Senior Patent Attorney Sarah Klaczynska and Senior Trademark Attorney Katie Goulding in its Sheffield office. Sarah Klaczynska joins CMS after spending five...

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BOEHMERT & BOEHMERT further expands presence in Paris.

In the course of the upcoming implementation of the Unified Patent Court (UPC), the law firm BOEHMERT & BOEHMERT is expanding its presence in the French capital. In addition, two partners of the firm, Dr. Michael Hartig and Dr. Michael Rüberg, have been heading...

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Mewburn Ellis pledges further £210,000 to charity

European IP firm hits £600,000 mark in charitable donations over the course of three years European IP law firm Mewburn Ellis has pledged a further £210,000 in charitable donations to various organisations over the course of 2022/23, as part of its ongoing CSR...

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Cybin provides update on its intellectual property portfolio

Cybin strengthens its intellectual property library with more than 20 active patent filings across six patent families, and multiple license agreements that provide access to over 35 patents and applications  TORONTO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Cybin Inc. (NEO:CYBN) (NYSE...

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Adamson Jones acquires life sciences IP practice

Adamson Jones, part of Gateley, the legal and professional services group, is delighted to announce the acquisition of Symbiosis IP Limited. Founded in 2008 by directors Julie Myint and Rob Docherty, Symbiosis is a chartered patent attorney firm specialising in IP...

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