by George Schlich | Nov 21, 2023 | EPO, Uncategorised
Change in acceleration practice Recent changes to EPO opposition acceleration practice, published earlier this month, further expand the integration of EPO oppositions with post grant actions in court, whether at the Unified Patent Court or in a national court....
by David Eyre | Nov 10, 2023 | EPO
Furthermore, this Appeal Board is the same Board that presided over T1989/18, and issued the first Board of Appeal decision to find a lack of legal basis for requiring amendments to the description. Background to Appeal T0056/21 Prior to issuing the Notes of...
by Sean Hutchinson | Nov 7, 2023 | UK
Background Under UK law, if an invention is devised by a person who is an employee of another party, and that other party owns the invention by virtue of being that person’s employer then, if a patent is granted for the invention and either the invention or the patent...
by Vicky Colley | Oct 23, 2023 | News
Sean qualified as a European Patent Attorney in 2019 and continues to provide excellent IP assistance to a range of clients, particularly those in the immunotherapy space. By working closely with his clients, Sean is able to appreciate the “full picture” and...
by David Eyre | Oct 18, 2023 | Trademarks
This is the purpose of Article 8(1) Brussels I (recast) and the provisions and intention of this law were recently considered by the CJEU and applied in the context of an infringement proceeding for the “VOGUE” trade mark owned by Advance Magazine Publishers (“AMP”)...
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