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Gotta catch ‘em all: an update on the Nintendo-Pocketpair lawsuit

Gotta catch ‘em all: an update on the Nintendo-Pocketpair lawsuit

Nintendo and The Pokémon Company made waves in the video game industry when they jointly announced a patent infringement lawsuit against Pocketair, Inc. back in September 2024. Their press release cryptically alleged that Pokémon competitor and monster-catching game...

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...

Best practices for drafting strong patent claims

Best practices for drafting strong patent claims

In the life span of any business, the investment goes way beyond the financial aspects. It's the years of dedication, contemplating, experimenting, and actively refining your idea of a product or service cut through the market. From the moment an idea is born,...

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...

UK IPO issues fresh warning to beware of misleading invoices

Customers should not pay these and should always report them to the IPO IPO issues fresh alert to beware of unsolicited payment requests. Figures show a recent surge in such requests reported by customers – up 63% on the same period last year. IPO publishes updated...

InterDigital v. Lenovo: royalties without limits

Four weeks after hearing five days of argument, the Court of Appeal delivered a 90-page decision in InterDigital v. Lenovo, dismissing most of the grounds of appeal and cross-appeal.  The only significant issue on which the Court of Appeal disagreed with the trial...

India ranks fifth in the global generative AI landscape

India ranks fifth globally in the number of Generative AI (GenAI) patents published between 2014 and 2023, as highlighted in the World Intellectual Property Organization’s (WIPO) recent report. The report Patent Landscape Report on Generative Artificial Intelligence...

UK IPO celebrates first filing in new digital service

UK IPO celebrates first filing in new digital service

The UK Intellectual Property Office (IPO) marks a ‘game-changing moment’ as the first patent is filed in the new ‘One IPO’ service. The IPO is celebrating a landmark moment, with the first patent application successfully filed on the new fully digital ‘One IPO’...

Patent law and litigation without Chevron deference

Patent law and litigation without Chevron deference

In Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, the Supreme Court overturned Chevron in a 6-3 decision, thereby eliminating nearly 40 years of Chevron deference to administrative agencies. Based on Section 706 of the Administrative Procedure Act (APA), the majority held that...

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