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25 years of the German Patent and Trade Mark Office
25 years ago, on 01 November 1998, the central industrial property office of Germany was rebranded to “Deutsches Patent- und Markenamt” (DPMA, German Patent and Trade Mark Office) in order to emphasise the increasing importance of the trade mark as an area of the office’s work. -
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Top tier for Chambers UK 2024
The Chambers & Partners UK guide has ranked D Young & Co as a top tier UK patent and trade mark firm for the 13th consecutive year. -
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First order issued by the UPC court of appeal
The Unified Patent Court (UPC) Court of Appeal has issued its first order, relating to the extension of time limits for responding to a statement of claim. -
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D Young & Co in The Legal 500 UK 2024" > Top ranking for "a cut above the rest" D Young & Co in The Legal 500 UK 2024
D Young & Co has once again been ranked as top tier for UK patent and trade mark services by the Legal 500. We would like to thank our clients and peers who participated in the Legal 500’s research. -
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Patent Newsletter No.97
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Inventive step? How will the UPC decide?
The Unified Patent Court (UPC) is capable of deciding on the validity of those patents subject to its jurisdiction. Inventive step is often a key part of the validity of patents, but how will the UPC decide on the matter of inventive step? Often the assessment of inventive step is… -
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AIM Sports strikes out: Supponor under fire
Advertising at sporting events is big business. It is reported that the advertising market for soccer alone is estimated to be worth almost €100 million. The advertising boards around the outside of the pitch are viewed by a global audience. However, advertisers on the in-stadium advertising boards may not always… -
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UP & UPC statistics: unitary patent requests, Unified Patent Court opt out and revocation actions
It has now been more than three months since the Unified Patent Court (UPC) agreement came into force, in the most significant development to the European patent landscape for decades. -
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Greentech gets the green light: accelerating patent applications towards grant
Following the UK Intellectual Property Office’s (UKIPO’s) recent release of official patent statistics for 2022, which includes a report on the increasing popularity of the Green Channel for patent applications, this article explores the options available to applicants wishing to accelerate processing of their green and eco-friendly inventions both in… -
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T 56/21: the ongoing saga of description amendments
The European Patent Office (EPO) stands alone as the only patent authority that requires amendments to be undertaken, prior to grant, to bring the description in line with the scope of the allowed claims. This is a time-intensive and, therefore, a cost-intensive obligation that raises a number of potential risks,…
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