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Biocon settles Genentech’s US patent dispute over Perjeta biosimilar
A global settlement resolves patent disputes over Biocon’s proposed breast cancer biosimilar, Pebrilzo, and sets a licensed US launch window for the third quarter of 2028, subject to regulatory approval. Biocon Biologics has reached a global patent settlement and...
Biocon settles Genentech’s US patent dispute over Perjeta biosimilar
A global settlement resolves patent disputes over Biocon’s proposed breast cancer biosimilar, Pebrilzo, and sets a licensed US launch window for the third quarter of 2028, subject to regulatory approval. Biocon Biologics has reached a global patent settlement and...
Novamira joins Open Invention Network 2.0
WordPress is a highly popular, open-source content management system (CMS) used to build and manage websites. It allows users to create everything from simple blogs to complex e-commerce stores using a flexible system of themes and plugins. Due to its popularity, an...
Clarivate and Sterne Kessler announce partnership to develop AI-enhanced patent workflow solutions
Advancing how teams work more efficiently and make better-informed decisions across the patent lifecycle London, UK, October 13, 2026 - Clarivate Plc (NYSE:CLVT), a leading global provider of transformative intelligence, today announced a co-development partnership...
How AI is transforming IP docketing
Every patent and trademark ultimately hinges on a calendar. Miss a critical deadline, and an invaluable asset can vanish without any chance of revival. Docketing is the unglamorous process of tracking, organizing, and managing the strict legal deadlines,...
English Court of Appeal backs arbitration for global RAND determination in SEP dispute
The Court of Appeal has confirmed that an SEP owner can, in appropriate circumstances, offer an immediate license under which final RAND terms are determined by arbitration, potentially providing a single mechanism for resolving global licensing terms. The English...
Japan and Thailand deepen cooperation on patent examination and IP enforcement
Japan and Thailand are strengthening cooperation on intellectual property, including a new Patent Prosecution Highway initiative, examiner training, and measures to combat online counterfeiting. The Japan Patent Office (JPO) and Thailand's Department of Intellectual...
Bangladesh faces unresolved question over whether AI can be an inventor
Bangladesh's relatively new patent framework appears to require a legally recognized inventor, but the country has yet to confront a DABUS-style application involving an autonomous AI system. Bangladesh could become an increasingly interesting jurisdiction in the...
Bangladesh faces unresolved question over whether AI can be an inventor
Bangladesh's relatively new patent framework appears to require a legally recognized inventor, but the country has yet to confront a DABUS-style application involving an autonomous AI system. Bangladesh could become an increasingly interesting jurisdiction in the...
Vietnam expands use of IP rights as collateral and capital assets under new reforms
Vietnam is placing greater emphasis on the commercial value of intellectual property rights, with new rules allowing IP rights to be used for capital contributions, loan security, and civil and commercial transactions. Vietnam is moving toward treating intellectual...
India proposes new pharma and biotech patent examination guidelines
India's patent office has released draft examination guidelines for pharmaceutical and biotechnology patent applications, incorporating recent case law and developments in technology and patent practice. The Office of the Controller General of Patents, Designs and...
Rothy’s secures injunction protecting design patents and trade dress in footwear dispute
A US federal court has entered a consent judgment and permanent injunction protecting Rothy's footwear designs, adopting stipulated findings that 10 design patents and trade dress rights associated with The Point and The Flat shoes are valid and infringed. The US...
China moves to strengthen IP enforcement as AI and 3D scanning create new challenges
China is introducing new measures aimed at addressing intellectual property challenges associated with artificial intelligence (AI), 3D scanning, sophisticated counterfeiting, and potentially abusive litigation, according to a new report. China's judiciary and...
BRICS patent offices step up cooperation to tackle examination backlogs
BRICS intellectual property offices are deepening cooperation on patent examination, with a study examining ways to streamline processes, reduce backlogs, and improve the exchange of patent search results between member offices. The development follows the 18th...
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