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Not always-so-easyGroup: easyGroup successful in infringement action but trade marks partially revoked
EasyGroup’s infringement proceedings against Easy Live Services Ltd, although successful, have led to the partial revocation of certain easyGroup marks on the basis of non-use. -
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Unified Patent Court registered representation
D Young & Co is looking forward to the commencement of the Unified Patent Court (UPC) later this year. As European patent attorneys, we will be able to act before the UPC and we are currently in the process of registering our attorneys with the court. -
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Protecting visual aspects of video games - how about a design registration or a registered trade mark?
When it comes to protecting visual aspects of a video game in the UK and other parts of Europe, such as the EU, quite rightly one of the primary forms of protection that springs to mind is copyright. This is as it should be, noting copyright pertaining to a visual… -
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G2/21: Enlarged Board of Appeal issues its decision
The much awaited decision of the Enlarged Board of Appeal concerning whether post-filing data can be used in support of a technical effect for inventive step issued today. The response to the first question posed is clear – post-filing data submitted in support of a technical effect for inventive step… -
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Can artificial intelligence be patented in Europe? Lessons from T 0702/20
The number of patent applications for artificial intelligence (AI) inventions is increasing year on year across a wide range of technology areas. In this article, we review European patentability requirements for AI inventions with a focus on lessons from T 0702/20. -
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Supplementary protection certificates: can Windsor resolve a knotty problem?
The agreement in principle of the Windsor Framework between the UK and EU regarding Northern Ireland, and its approval by the UK Parliament, brings to an end one of the most contentious parts of the Brexit saga. -
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Can an AI machine be named as an inventor on a patent application? Thaler v Comptroller General of Patents Trade Marks and Designs
On 02 March 2023, the UK Supreme Court heard the case of Thaler v Comptroller General of Patents Trade Marks and Designs, the latest in a series of cases related to whether an artificial intelligence (AI) machine can be named as an inventor on a patent application. -
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Is hydrogen the future of clean energy? EPO analysis of innovation and patenting trends in hydrogen technologies
Climate change is an increasingly prevalent driver of innovation in many fields of science and technology, not least of which is the energy sector. While the use of hydrogen as an energy source has been known and understood for decades, the widespread use of hydrogen is largely limited by pitfalls… -
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T 1158/20: EPO videoconferences are as good as gold
The European Patent Office (EPO) Board of Appeal has found that the “gold-standard” by which in-person oral proceedings should be the default outside of times of emergency no longer applies. -
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EPO Guidelines for Examination: changes from 01 March 2023
The latest update to the European Patent Office (EPO) Guidelines for Examination came into force on 01 March 2023. We discuss some of the more substantive changes below.
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