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Easier said than done: lessons for brands from the latest easyGroup loss
There are lessons for brands and trade mark owners from the recent easyGroup loss in easyGroup Limited v easyfundraising Limited and others. -
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Equality, diversity and inclusion activities 2024
We are committed to supporting, promoting, and celebrating the wonderful and diverse range of individuals who make up our firm. We are always keen to further initiatives that promote equality, diversity, and inclusion and have been delighted with the great turnout we have had at the various awareness-raising events and… -
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Top tier for Chambers UK 2025
The Chambers & Partners UK guide has ranked D Young & Co as a top tier UK patent and trade mark firm for the 14th consecutive year. -
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Julian Graf Wrangel
What fascinates me most about intellectual property law is the interdisciplinary diversity and the opportunity to work in an international environment. I am passionate about delving deep into my clients' innovations, creative works, products, services and brands to develop a profound understanding of them. This enables me to effectively and… -
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Patent Newsletter No.103
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A visit to the UPC: Paris Central Division Courtroom insights and observations
September is typically the time of the year when oral proceedings at the European Patent Office (EPO) start to ramp back up again, and it would seem that things are no different at the Unified Patent Court (UPC). -
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Technological innovation meets endangered wildlife: can AI patent analysis help protect threatened species?
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming established as a useful tool for the searching of patents and analysis of patent data. The enormous variety of technologies covered by patents offers access to information about almost any area of innovation one can imagine. A particularly unusual sector has been investigated by a… -
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Patent support for micro-entities: EPO reduces official fees by 30%
On 01 April 2024 the European Patent Office (EPO) introduced a welcome reduction in many official fees in the European patent grant procedure for applicants which qualify as “micro-entities”. -
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Approach to AI-assisted inventions in the USA & UK: when is the human inventive contribution considered to be enough?
In August 2022 the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit decided in Thaler v Vidal that “only a natural person can be an inventor, so AI cannot be”. This confirmed the position recently taken by courts in other territories in analogous cases: that an application with an AI… -
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AI in the energy sector: innovation and patenting trends
As we transition to a more sustainable energy system, grid management is becoming increasingly complex. Renewable energy sources such as solar installations are often distributed, creating a need to manage electricity flows to supply electricity to end consumers as well as feed it back into the grid. Renewables also create…
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