It’s a widely held myth in the world of medical research that patent is a dirty word, merely a
During the last decade, the debate in Europe regarding the patentability of human gene inventions has been heavily influenced
Yesterday (October 30, 2008), United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) closed the door on the
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In its ruling on October 8, 2008, the British Court of Appeal confirmed the decision of the High Court
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Today we have a somewhat unusual contribution on our IP blog: a good book tip for you who work
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