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Poverty versus patenting in India – round two
Earlier this year the first compulsory license, regarding the anti-cancer drug Sorafenib, was granted in India. (See previous blog
Is it worth the effort to appeal a decision made by the DKPTO?
Danish case law regarding patents shows that in a vast majority of cases, the Danish Board of Appeal (BoA)
Elementary, my dear Watson
When reading a novel the other day, I came across a statement by a consulting detective. “What one man
Excitement in the IP world: Will Danish courts make counterfeit goods more illegal?
I recently wrote about a pending court case regarding an imported counterfeit Rolex watch. The importer, a private person,
Cooperative Patent Classification – Time to prepare for the launch
Almost a year ago I wrote on the Awapatent IP Blog about the efforts of the EPO and USPTO to
Copenhagen Design Protection Conference 2012
Recently, the International Trademark Association INTA held the first design conference. The number of attendees was 215 and more
IP Law – How hard can it be?
My trainee colleagues and I are now in the final stage of our first 5-week theory period. So many
Chinese focus on IP
Recently representatives of Awapatent participated in the China Intellectual Property Focus 2012 conference in Shanghai. Our participation is a
Ideal conditions to learn about the world of IP
The first theory period of the trainee programme is coming to an end. It has been intensive weeks filled
It’s time for the first patent application
The “trainee tour” has moved on to Gothenburg and we have now spent almost three weeks in the world