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Climate-neutral Katjes fruit gums? German Court of Justice sets strict requirements for climate-neutral claims
Environmental policy and a sustainable image are becoming increasingly important for companies. Companies therefore often advertise their products as environmentally friendly, or in particular “climate neutral”. -
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Fly net zero 2050
At the 77th Annual General Meeting of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) on 04 October 2021, a resolution was passed by the member airlines to commit to achieving net-zero carbon emissions from their operations by 2050. -
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Sustainable EU green trade marks on the rise
According to the European Intellectual Property Office’s “Green EU trade marks report” and its 2023 update, the proportion of green EU trade marks (EUTMs) continues to rise. This is due to the result of the growing importance of sustainability for European business and/or its products or services. -
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UPC Hamburg Local Division: reasons for decision in Ballino v UEFA
Following on from our article produced in June 2024, "Video assistant referee (VAR) at UEFA EURO 2024" (see related articles right), the reasons for the decision of the Hamburg Local Division in the case of Ballino v UEFA and others have been issued. -
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First permanent injunction at the UPC: Franz Kaldewei v Bette
The Local Division of the Unified Patent Court (UPC) in Düsseldorf has ordered the first permanent injunction at the UPC as a result of a hearing on 16 May 2024. -
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Net Zero Week 2024 IP Update
Net Zero Week 2024, the UK’s official national awareness week, ran from 06 to 12 July. Backed by the UK Government, Net Zero Week is aimed at individuals, business and industry, and the energy economy. It offers all stakeholders a dedicated platform to highlight solutions, voice opinions, explore strategy, and… -
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UPC preliminary injunction update: 10x Genomics v Curio Bioscience
An order from the Unified Patent Court (UPC) Düsseldorf Local Division was published on 30 April 2024, granting 10x Genomics Inc a preliminary injunction against Curio Bioscience Inc. -
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German Federal Court of Justice: an inventor must be a natural person (DABUS)
The Bundesgerichtshof (German Federal Court of Justice, BGH) decided in its decision X ZB 5/22 of 11 June 2024 (DABUS) published today, that an inventor can only be a natural person. -
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UK Court of Appeal overrules High Court, saying AI inventions are in no better and no worse position than other computer implemented inventions
Late last year in Emotional Perception AI Ltd v Comptroller-General of Patents, Designs and Trade Marks [2023] EWHC 2948 (Ch), the High Court made the surprising (but potentially welcome) ruling that an artificial neural network (ANN) is not a program for a computer and should, in effect, be treated as… -
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ESAs innovative space bricks: paving the way for lunar construction
The European Space Agency (ESA) has embarked on an innovative project to develop 3D-printed “space bricks” from lunar regolith, which could revolutionise construction on the Moon. This initiative, involving 3D printing and LEGO-inspired modularity, not only advances the field of space engineering but also carries significant patent implications.
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