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Rules of Procedure of the Boards of Appeal: EPO consultation on timeliness of appeal proceedings
The Boards of Appeal of the European Patent Office (EPO) are an independent body to which decisions made by the EPO can be appealed. A large backlog of appeal cases had been building up over several years creating a roadblock to the efficient conclusion of cases. -
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Data-driven innovation: IP protection for techbio platforms
Here we assess the forms of protection available for platform innovation within the techbio field, which may differ from the forms of protection available for innovation arising from using techbio solutions within the biotech and life sciences fields. -
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Fireside chat: protecting innovation in the techbio sector
In this webinar European patent attorneys and D Young & Co partners Robbie Berryman, Jennifer O’Farrell and Alan Boyd discuss the arising IP needs and patenting strategies applicable to the techbio sector compared to traditional approaches. -
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Australia consults on possible changes to its design registration law
The Australian intellectual property registry, IP Australia, has released a consultation outlining potential changes to Australian design registration practice. If effected, these changes would, in many ways, better harmonise this Australian practice with what is already possible in many other territories around the world. The consultation closes on 08 August… -
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UKIPO digs into the use of text and data mining for AI
Earlier in the year we reported on the UK Intellectual Property Office’s (UKIPO) decision to scrap the planned extension of the text and data mining exception for copyright and the sui generis database right to cover “any purpose”. This extension would have covered, most notably, commercial purposes, and would therefore… -
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AI and liability: The EUs framework for artificial intelligence
With the European Parliament having recently agreed on the final text of the AI Act, this article focuses on the EU’s proposed “AI strategy package” which could become the global standard by default. -
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What makes good UK and/or EU design registration protection for a product?
In the context of protecting the appearance of a product with a registered design application, at least as far as the UK and the EU are concerned, the scope of any resultant protection is principally defined by the content of the drawings which are used to illustrate the product within… -
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s strongest prosecution practices"" > IAM Patent 1000 Gold: D Young & Co "undoubtedly one of the United Kingdoms strongest prosecution practices"
We are pleased to report that D Young & Co features once again as a top tier European Patent Office and UK patent prosecution firm in the IAM Patent 1000 2023 survey. -
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Peter Byrd
I am an experienced IP lawyer specialising in advising on the creation, exploitation and enforcement of intellectual property rights, both in the UK and internationally. I enjoy working with exciting and innovative businesses and brands, and I pride myself on my ability to provide sensible commercial advice.I joined D Young… -
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Success for Glaxos 3D mark for purple asthma inhaler
On 24 May 2023, the European Union (EU) General Court annulled the decision of the Board of Appeal of EUIPO to invalidate Glaxo’s three-dimensional (3D) mark (case T-477/21).
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