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T 2221/10 - EPO Confirms the Extent of G 02/06
Over the past 18 months we have reported on the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJ) decision in Brüstle v Greenpeace (C-34/10) which relates to the patentability of technology based on the use of human embryonic stem cells (hESC). -
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Shanks v Unilever: employee compensation
An inventor has lost his claim for compensation from his employer before the UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO). -
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Shaking things up: EPO changes of procedure
There has been a fair amount of procedural change at the European Patent Office (EPO) recently. -
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EPO fees: appeal and divisional fees now in effect
Inflation adjusted EPO fees will increase by an average of about 4.3%, although the European Search Fee will rise by about 10.3% (to EUR 1285) in order to bring it more into line with the cost of an International Search carried out by the EPO as International Search Authority (EUR… -
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Bolar Exemption (C-661/13) Astellas Pharma
The Dusseldorf Court of Appeal has referred questions to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJ) concerning the applicability of the so-called European ‘Bolar’ exemption to a third party manufacturer of a patented active substance. -
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Big Data - The Route to Patentability in Europe
Our world is becoming increasingly connected. We can order products from online retailers and track the package from the moment it is loaded into the delivery van right to point it reaches our front door. Our health and fitness levels are monitored by wearable sensors and the data is fed… -
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Your IP wardrobe for wearable technology
The link between fashion and technology has been long established. This trend was evident over thirty years ago when the Walkman was the latest ‘must have’ high tech product. A few years ago, white ear buds associated with the iPod became a fashion statement. More recently, Beats headphones are the… -
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Patent Newsletter No.40
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Patent Newsletter No.40
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Lush v Amazon - online retailers and sponsored links
The case of Cosmetic Warriors and Lush v Amazon has confirmed and clarified the recent cases of Google France, Interflora and L’Oreal v eBay regarding ‘double identity’ infringement in relation to the use of keywords and sponsored links, both within search engines (ie, Google’s AdWords service) and online retailing platforms…
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