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An illusion of clarity the new Rule 28(2) EPC
The European Patent Office has amended its rules in relation to the patentability of products derived from essentially biological processes. -
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IP & Brexit: Overview
The UK has voted to leave the European Union. Though the full implications of Brexit remain unclear at present, we are monitoring developments closely and will provide timely updates as soon as the legislative position is addressed by both the UK and EU authorities. -
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Brexit & Patents
Following the UK's decision to leave the European Union ('Brexit'), there will inevitably be questions about what this all means for patent protection. With this in mind, we have developed a series of FAQs to address any questions or concerns. -
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Brexit & Trade Marks
We address some common questions about how the UK's exit from the EU ('Brexit') will impact on trade mark rights. -
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Brexit & Designs
Here we address some common questions about how the UK's exit from the EU ('Brexit') will impact on design rights. -
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Unwired Planet v Huawei first technical appeal decision
This appeal was brought by Huawei in respect of the decision of [2015] EWHC 336 (Pat) in which it was held that Unwired Planet’s patent was both valid and infringed. -
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US Supreme Court alters patent exhaustion law
A surprise decision from the US Supreme Court appears to have fundamentally altered the law on patent exhaustion in the US. -
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Pemetrexed: UK Supreme Court rewrites scope of patent protection
In a ground-breaking decision (Actavis v Eli Lilly), the UK Supreme Court found Actavis’ proposed generic pemetrexed product to directly infringe Eli Lilly’s patent (EP 1313508), overturning the findings of the lower courts who found no direct infringement. -
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Appointed Person design appeal: Erol v Javaid
The first ever registered designs Appointed Person decision has been handed down. This was made possible by the Intellectual Property Act 2014 which allows for appeals to the Appointed Person in UK design cases. -
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BMW v Technosport: trade mark use for repair services
A recent Court of Appeal judgment has confirmed that use of a trade mark alongside another trading name could well result in consumers assuming a commercial link between the two.
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