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Do we live in a world where the hamdog is patented?
Apparently, some people’s love for hamburgers and hotdogs forces them to make agonising choices. This was the inspiration behind the...
Positive guidance on patentability of life science inventions from US Court
Finally there is some encouraging news from the US on the patentability of inventions that relate to a law of nature. A method of...
A post-Brexit route to UK involvement in the UPC
As I've recently reported elsewhere, the biggest source of uncertainty regarding the implementation of the Unitary Patent and Unified...
UPC Update: Netherlands makes it 11
The Netherlands last week became the eleventh country to officially ratify the Agreement on a Unified Patent Court. Meanwhile, Italy has...
Forgotten Einstein invention resurrected
In 1930, Albert Einstein, along with Leo Szilard, was granted a patent for the invention of an absorption refrigerator having no moving...
The UK and China enter a new phase of closer IP partnership
A high-level IP delegation from the UK has just completed a successful trip to China in which a series of landmark agreements and new...
Updated guidance on copyright for industrially produced artistic works
For artistic works that are produced industrially in bulk (more than 50 articles made), the copyright protection was limited previously...
Is UK ratification of the UPC Agreement still on the table?
The UK is one of three countries (the other two being France and Germany) whose ratification of the UPC Agreement is mandatory for the...
BT vents steam at Valve
BT, the telecoms giant, known primarily for its telephone and internet services, has sued the games developer Valve for infringement of...
Business as usual for IP following Brexit
In a welcome statement, the Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys (CIPA) has confirmed that following the UK's vote to leave the...
User-friendly UK Patent Rules on their way, but also get ready to say goodbye to omnibus claims
As first highlighted by Barbara Rigby on these pages, the UKIPO has been in consultation with the public to find ways to make the UK...
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