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    Yahoo! v Facebook: Peace Breaks Out

    Posted on 09 July 2012
    Among the plethora of patent battles taking place in the mobile device sphere, a less well reported battle between two internet giants has recently settled. The battle was between an old veteran of the web, Yahoo! and a new upcoming giant, Facebook.
    Jonathan Jackson
    Jonathan Jackson
    Partner, Patent Attorney
  • IP Cases & Articles

    Software: To Open Source, or Not to Open Source?

    Posted on 01 June 2012
    With at least half a million open source software (OSS) projects in the world1, OSS represents a significant aspect of contemporary software development. However, although there are advantages to be had from both using and releasing OSS, there are a number of issues to be kept in mind for the…
    Alan Boyd
    Alan Boyd
    Partner, Patent Attorney
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    Website and Email Prior Art: What's Publicly Available?

    Posted on 01 June 2012
    Under Article 54(2) EPC the state of the art comprises everything made available to the public by means of a written or oral description, by use, or in any other way, before the filing of a European patent application.
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    Patent Box Strategies to Accelerate UK Granted Patent

    Posted on 01 June 2012
    The Patent Box places a potentially extremely high financial value on a granted UK patent (see notes 1 & 2 below), whereas a pending patent application has no value under the scheme. The race for getting granted UK patents is therefore now on. For UK manufacturing companies, profits arising from…
  • IP Cases & Articles

    European design rights and the Apple v Samsung dispute

    Posted on 02 April 2012
    Following on from an article we published in the February edition of this newsletter (in which we discussed national validation strategies for European patents), this article will consider how Registered Community Designs (RCDs) may be used as an additional method of rights protection. This is to be illustrated using the…
    Jonathan Jackson
    Jonathan Jackson
    Partner, Patent Attorney
  • IP Cases & Articles

    USPTO Competition - Patents for Humanity

    Posted on 02 April 2012
    In addition to awarding patents, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) will soon be awarding prizes.
    Cathrine McGowan
    Cathrine McGowan
    Partner, Patent Attorney
  • IP Cases & Articles

    SPCs for combination products - common sense prevails?

    Posted on 02 April 2012
    Hot on the heels of the Medeva and related decisions late in 2011, the CJEU has issued its latest order on SPCs for combination pharmaceutical products. The order was issued remarkably quickly, within eight months of its referral by the UK Patents Court, and will be welcomed by innovator pharmaceutical…
  • IP Cases & Articles

    Patenting Plant Innovations at the EPO

    Posted on 02 April 2012
    In Europe, ‘plant or animal varieties or essentially biological processes for the production of plants or animals’ are excluded from patentability. The Enlarged Board of Appeal decision G1/98 attempted to clarify the distinction between a ‘plant’ and a ‘plant variety’. Plants which are not plant varieties have to date been…
  • IP Cases & Articles

    Referral to the Enlarged Board of Appeal for T445/08

    Posted on 14 February 2012
    Four Questions Regarding the Correction of an Appellant’s Name.
  • IP Cases & Articles

    Validation of European Patents - Selection Strategies

    Posted on 01 February 2012
    The year 2011 saw a number of disputes between companies in the electronics sector. Of these, the highest profile dispute was between Samsung Electronics Co Ltd and Apple Inc. In this first part of a two part article, we will discuss how different courts within Europe were effectively utilised by…
    Jonathan Jackson
    Jonathan Jackson
    Partner, Patent Attorney

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