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    Approach to AI-assisted inventions in the USA & UK: when is the human inventive contribution considered to be enough?

    Posted on 08 October 2024
    In August 2022 the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit decided in Thaler v Vidal that “only a natural person can be an inventor, so AI cannot be”. This confirmed the position recently taken by courts in other territories in analogous cases: that an application with an AI…
    Miranda Simmons
    Miranda Simmons
    Patent Attorney
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    A visit to the UPC: Paris Central Division Courtroom insights and observations

    Posted on 08 October 2024
    September is typically the time of the year when oral proceedings at the European Patent Office (EPO) start to ramp back up again, and it would seem that things are no different at the Unified Patent Court (UPC).
    Samuel Keyes
    Samuel Keyes
    Senior Associate, Patent Attorney
    Connor McConchie
    Connor McConchie
    Partner, Patent Attorney
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    Patent support for micro-entities: EPO reduces official fees by 30%

    Posted on 08 October 2024
    On 01 April 2024 the European Patent Office (EPO) introduced a welcome reduction in many official fees in the European patent grant procedure for applicants which qualify as “micro-entities”.
    Jonathan DeVile
    Jonathan DeVile
    Partner, Patent Attorney
    Sean McCann
    Sean McCann
    Associate, Patent Attorney
  • IP Cases & Articles

    Technological innovation meets endangered wildlife: can AI patent analysis help protect threatened species?

    Posted on 08 October 2024
    Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming established as a useful tool for the searching of patents and analysis of patent data. The enormous variety of technologies covered by patents offers access to information about almost any area of innovation one can imagine. A particularly unusual sector has been investigated by a…
    Cathrine McGowan
    Cathrine McGowan
    Partner, Patent Attorney
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    Easier said than done: lessons for brands from the latest easyGroup loss

    Posted on 06 November 2024
    There are lessons for brands and trade mark owners from the recent easyGroup loss in easyGroup Limited v easyfundraising Limited and others.
    Phil Leonard
    Phil Leonard
    Associate, Solicitor
  • IP Cases & Articles

    Pied off: UKIPO gives guidance for food-related trade mark applications

    Posted on 06 November 2024
    The applicant, Rashid Ray, applied to register the mark PIZZOLOGY in the UK in relation to various food services. This application was opposed, based on a UK trade mark for PIEOLOGY (covering food products and related services), owned by US-based entity, The Little Brown Box Pizza LLC.
    Peter Byrd
    Peter Byrd
    Senior Associate, Solicitor
  • IP Cases & Articles

    Robert Kneschke v LAION eV: photographer must accept use of his image in AI database

    Posted on 06 November 2024
    While the Getty Images v Stability AI case, which is currently pending before the High Court, is hotly debated in the UK, the Hamburg District Court (judgment of 27 September 2024, case number 310 O 227/23) had to address whether artificial intelligence (AI) training data sets infringe German copyright law.
    Gabriele Engels
    Gabriele Engels
    Partner, Rechtsanwältin
  • IP Cases & Articles

    Wazdan Holding v Novomatic: a sizzling appeal to the appointed person

    Posted on 06 November 2024
    At first instance, the opponent, Novomatic AG, successfully opposed Wazdan Holding Limited’s applications for SIZZLING KINGDOM, SIZZLING MOON, SIZZZLING BELLS and SIZZLING REELS, based on likelihood of confusion with its earlier marks for SIZZLING HOT, SIZZLING FORTUNES and SIZZLING COIN, covering identical and similar casino-related goods and services in classes…
    Kate Cheney
    Kate Cheney
    Senior Associate, Trade Mark Attorney
  • IP Cases & Articles

    No EUIPO green light for colour combination mark(s): MARQUES and INTA see red

    Posted on 06 November 2024
    Trade mark associations (MARQUES and the International Trade Mark Association) have intervened in a General Court case on the registrability of a colour combination mark.
  • IP Cases & Articles

    Virtual v real: EUIPO draws the line

    Posted on 06 November 2024
    In a recent decision, the opposition division of the EU Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) has ruled that virtual and real-world goods cannot automatically be considered similar.
    Julian Graf Wrangel
    Julian Graf Wrangel
    Associate, Rechtsanwalt

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