IP Cases & Articles
Data in space: the laws that apply when processed data returns to earth
The use of artificial intelligence is booming globally. With the rise of generative AI, artificial intelligence has evolved from specialised…
Protecting bee populations with AI: recent inventions in the apiculture sector
Climate change is increasingly affecting the natural world; weather conditions are becoming more extreme, biodiversity has decreased, and the natural…
Computer-implemented inventions: UPC Court of Appeal endorses COMVIK approach
The Unified Patent Court (UPC) Court of Appeal has provided highly anticipated clarity on how it will assess inventive step…
All due care: re-establishment of rights at the UPC
There have now been a number of cases heard before courts of the UPC concerning missed time limits and subsequent…
UK FRAND decisions: pushing the boundaries (and finding them?)
Standard essential patents (SEPs) protect technologies required to implement technical standards. To ensure access, SEP holders declare to the standards…
G1/24 and claim interpretation: consulting the description/drawings may broaden a claim
In this article, we discuss how the requirement to consult the description as required by G1/24 led to it being…
UPC cases TCL v Corning and WIRPLAST v VILPE: realistic starting point for inventive step
In November 2025 in the landmark and coordinated decisions Amgen v Sanofi (UPC_CoA_528/2024) and Meril v Edwards (UPC_CoA_464/2024) the UPC…
Major reform of EU pharmaceutical legislation: medicinal products for human use
Following protracted negotiation, significant reform of European Union pharmaceutical legislation is on the horizon. The new package is intended to…
The hidden value in AI: infrastructure, innovation and intellectual property
Artificial intelligence is entering a different phase of development. For much of the past decade, discussion around AI focused on…
UK High Court and UPC diverge: contrasting rulings in parallel infringement and revocation actions
On 18 November 2025 the UPC released its decision on an infringement action brought by Advanced Cell Diagnostics Inc ,…
High-altitude pseudo-satellites (HAPS): development, feasibility, and future potential
High-Altitude Pseudo-Satellites (HAPS) are emerging as a promising technology positioned between conventional aircraft and orbiting satellites. Operating in the stratosphere…
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