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Technetix v Teleste: Adjournment of Patent Trial
In an extraordinary turn of events, on the first day of a patent infringement trial, the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court has granted an adjournment. -
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Chadwick v Lypiatt: written assignments of IP rights
Ownership is an issue which often arises in relation to unregistered intellectual property. -
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EU SPC manufacturing and stockpiling waiver takes effect
The European Union has changed its regulations on supplementary protection certificates (SPCs) for medicines. The change allows medicines which are protected by SPCs in EU countries to be manufactured in the EU for export to non-EU countries where the product is not under patent or SPC protection, and to be… -
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T 2026/15: admissibility of documentation on appeal
T2026/15 concerns the question of admissibility of a document, particularly when moving from a department of first instance to the Board of Appeal. -
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Renewal reminders - obligations on applicants
This European appeal concerns obligations on applicants regarding renewal reminders from an agent such as an IP firm. -
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When written & verbal decisions at oral proceedings differ
T2374/16 concerns a situation in which the written decision of oral proceedings before the opposition division differed from the verbal decision given at the end of the oral proceedings. -
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European biotech patent case law webinar catch up
In our July 2018 patent biotech webinar, we provided an update on important recent decisions from the EPO Boards of Appeal. -
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Mitsubishi v Duma Forklifts: Parallel imports without the trade mark?
It is established case law that a trade mark owner can prevent the import of its products into the European Economic Area (EEA) where it has not consented to such imports (often referred to as parallel or grey imports). -
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Liqwd v LOral: admissibility of evidence after trial
In Liqwd v L’Oréal, the English Patents Court has offered a salutary lesson for litigants: their arguments and evidence must be marshalled and collated in advance of trial. In particular, the ability to re-open proceedings after judgment on the basis of new evidence is limited. -
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CJEU thickens the fog on SPC eligibility
In its latest decision on Supplementary Protection Certificates (SPCs) (C-121/17, Teva and others v Gilead), the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has issued a ruling which will likely invalidate the SPCs for Gilead’s anti-HIV combination drug Truvada®. However, yet again the CJEU’s reasoning on this matter raises…
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