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Scope of second medical use claims: T1673/11
In this case a European Patent Office (EPO) Board of Appeal considered whether there is any extension of the protection conferred by a patent, under the provisions of Article 123(3) EPC, where an amendment only concerns a change in format of a claim from a Swiss-type use claim to an… -
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UK designers back design fee reductions
In our February 2016 patent newsletter we reported on the UK Intellectual Property Office's (UKIPO) "Proposal for changes to Registered Design Fees", which suggested a decrease in the official fees payable to obtain and maintain registered design protection in the UK. The related consultation expired on 29 January 2016, and… -
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Long EPO examination infringes human rights
Although the quality of the European Patent Office's (EPO's) work generally remains high (for example, in 2015, it obtained ISO 9001 certification for its entire patent process, and was also rated number one for patent quality among the world's largest patent offices by Intellectual Asset Management (IAM) magazine), a common… -
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D Young & Co opens Munich office
On 01 June 2016, we opened our new office in central Munich, Germany. This exciting new venture supports our growing client base across Europe and the rest of the world. -
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Patent Newsletter No.53
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We are celebrating our 125th anniversary
This is a special year for D Young & Co as on 01 October 2016 the firm will be celebrating 125 years in business. -
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Trade Mark Newsletter No.86
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Trade marks in third party adverts: Daimler v Egyd
This case concerns use of trade marks in advertisments which have been picked up by third parties and whether this use (with or without consent) constitutes trade mark infringement. -
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Registration of position marks in the European Union
Although position marks are not an officially recognised category of trade marks under UK or European Union (EU) law, such 'unconventional' trade marks are registrable, subject to fulfilling a trade mark's essential characteristics and overcoming absolute grounds. -
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UP & UP myths and misunderstandings
In this guide we consider ten myths and misunderstandings about the unitary patent and Unified Patent Court.
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