Double territoriality: indirect infringement under the UPC

In a recent decision (ORD_17811/2025) the Milan Central Division of the Unified Patent Court has provided important clarification on the…
Simon Schofield
Simon Schofield
Associate, Patent Attorney
Double territoriality: indirect infringement under the UPC

Prime for the taking: InterDigital lands blows against Amazon in long-running SEP saga

InterDigital has recently landed blows against Amazon in their ongoing legal saga. The dispute relates to InterDigital’s digital streaming standard…
David Al-Khalili
David Al-Khalili
Senior Associate, Patent Attorney
Prime for the taking: InterDigital lands blows against Amazon in long-running SEP saga

Inventive step at the UPC: Court of Appeal sets definitive test

The Court of Appeal has adopted a holistic assessment of inventive step and has moved away from the EPO’s problem…
Rachel Bateman
Rachel Bateman
Partner, Patent Attorney
Rebecca Price
Rebecca Price
Senior Associate, Patent Attorney
Inventive step at the UPC: Court of Appeal sets definitive test

UPC Court of Appeal reverses First Instance decision: Amgen’s patent ruled valid

The Unified Patent Court (UPC) Court of Appeal has overturned the order of the Munich Central Division and ruled that…
Rebecca Price
Rebecca Price
Senior Associate, Patent Attorney
UPC Court of Appeal reverses First Instance decision: Amgen’s patent ruled valid

UPC: fee increases effective 01 January 2026

Unified Patent Court (UPC) fee amendments will enter into force on 01 January 2026. The amendments will apply to all…
David Al-Khalili
David Al-Khalili
Senior Associate, Patent Attorney
UPC: fee increases effective 01 January 2026

First UPC injunction covering the UK: Fujifilm v Kodak

In Fujifilm v Kodak (UPC_CFI_365/2023) the Mannheim Local Division of the Unified Patent Court (UPC) granted a permanent injunction covering…
Simon Schofield
Simon Schofield
Associate, Patent Attorney
First UPC injunction covering the UK: Fujifilm v Kodak

Permissibility of new arguments and facts during proceedings: comparing EPO and UPC practice

For patentees and opponents alike, the ability to put forward new arguments is a valuable element of any opposition or…
William Hutton
William Hutton
Technical Assistant
Permissibility of new arguments and facts during proceedings: comparing EPO and UPC practice

Temporal limitations of the UPC: XSYS v Esko

The Unified Patent Court (UPC) Court of Appeal has answered questions relating to its jurisdiction before entry into force of…
Alice Stuart-Grumbar
Alice Stuart-Grumbar
Senior Associate, Patent Attorney
Temporal limitations of the UPC: XSYS v Esko

UPC procedural case law: stays of proceedings

As part of our ongoing series discussing the burgeoning procedural case law of the Unified Patent Court (UPC), we take…
Corey Chapman
Corey Chapman
Technical Assistant
Rebecca Price
Rebecca Price
Senior Associate, Patent Attorney
UPC procedural case law: stays of proceedings

Infringement proceedings: conflicting EPO & UPC outcomes

On 21 July 2025 the UPC released its decision (ORD_598566/2023) on the long-running Edwards Lifesciences Corporation v Meril Life Sciences…
Nathan Byrne
Nathan Byrne
Technical Assistant
Infringement proceedings: conflicting EPO & UPC outcomes

Added matter at the UPC: Samsung succeeds in revocation of Headwater patents

Samsung has emerged triumphant in revocation counterclaims against Headwater’s patents EP3110069 and EP2391947 at the UPC’s Düsseldorf and Munich Local…
Corey Chapman
Corey Chapman
Technical Assistant
Added matter at the UPC: Samsung succeeds in revocation of Headwater patents

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