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On the point of re-examination of SPC term #1
Reflections on the Swedish Appeal Court’s reasoning regarding Article 17.2 of the SPC Regulation As previously addressed in a
EPO and Brazilian Patent Office launch new PPH agreement
The ever expanding PPH (Patent Prosecution Highway) network has once again gotten a new addition, and as always AWA
A virtual biopsy to diagnose cancer
By measuring cell membrane permeability and cell shape with their new methods, Swedish research company CR Development wants to
Fourteen countries have now ratified the UPC
Despite the uncertain situation in the UK and Germany, other EU member states seem to continue to ratify the
Damage liability for preliminary injunction
New Scandinavian case law clarifies a patent or trademark owner’s liability to pay damages for a wrongfully issued preliminary
UK inches towards UPC ratification
There was a sigh of relief at the end of November when the UK announced that it would proceed
The inventor’s right to waive being mentioned – or Bene qui latuit bene vixit
Roman poet Ovid stated the above latin quote in his work Tristia about 1000 years ago, and French philosopher
Change on climate and fast-tracking green innovations
A while ago I wrote a blog post about being profitable and still doing good things for the climate.
Patents for protecting others from harm?
Well that would be really nice, wouldn’t it? My daughter came home from school a few weeks ago and
The 2014 World Cup from an IP perspective
Football enthusiasts all over the world indulged in the fantastic spectacle of the World Cup in Brazil this summer,