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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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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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D Young & Co" > Top tier Legal 500 UK 2025 ranking for "tightly run and highly competent" D Young & Co
We are pleased to report that we have once again been ranked as top tier for UK patent and trade mark services by the Legal 500. -
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D Young & Co IPSTARS Rising Stars 2024
Managing IP's list of Rising Stars is based on information gained during it's research for its IPSTARS rankings, in which D Young & Co is a top tier patent and trade mark firm. Rising Stars recognises some of the best up-and-coming IP practitioners in private practice who have contributed to… -
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Best Law Firms Germany 2025: regional tier 1 in Bayern for IP law
We are delighted to announce that our D Young & Co Munich team has been ranked as “regional tier 1 in Bayern for intellectual property law” by Best Law Firms Germany, published by Best Lawyers in association with Handelsblatt. -
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When is a date a period? UPC expected to clarify meaning of period
While attending a recent hearing before the UPC Central Division Paris Seat an interesting point arose regarding the meaning of the term “period” in Rule 300 of the UPC Rules of Procedure (RoP), and how such periods are to be extended if the period expires on a weekend of an… -
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UPC Munich Central Division grants access to pleadings and evidence
In its decision in Ocado v Autostore published in April 2024, the Unified Patent Court (UPC) Court of Appeal established what appeared to be a relatively permissive regime for granting third party access to pleadings and evidence at the UPC. However, it remained to be seen following this decision how… -
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Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF)
As governments align with the industry’s commitment to decarbonize aviation by 2050, member airlines of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) have committed to achieving net-zero carbon emissions from their operations by 2050. 65% of the contribution to achieving net zero is expected to come from the use of sustainable… -
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UK design registrations: use inconsistent views at your peril!
The presence of inconsistencies between the views from a UK design registration can render the registration vulnerable to invalidation in its entirety, with no recourse for correction. This can be seen from UK Patents Court decision [2023] EWHC 3250 (Pat), where three UK design registrations were deemed invalidly registered due… -
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Trade Mark Newsletter No.136
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