Diogo Antunes of Inventa examines how personalised politics and campaign merchandising are bringing trademark law into the ...
Emilio Berkenwald of Berken IP examines Argentina’s continued absence from the Patent Cooperation Treaty, the practical ...
With relatively high opposition rates to granted food chemistry patents, Emily Flood and Gamze Gezer-Voerknecht of NLO ...
Nikolaj Riis Christensen of Inspicos considers whether the nine-month opposition period under the European Patent Convention ...
Should the planned creation of Ashurst Perkins Coie, Winston Taylor, and Hogan Lovells Cadwalader become a reality, then the ...
The court plans to introduce a system for expert-led SEP mediation, intended to help parties come to an agreement within three sessions ...
News of Nokia signing a licensing deal with a Chinese automaker and Linklaters appointing a new head of tech and IP were also among the top talking points ...
Hady Khawand, founder of AÏP Genius, discusses creating an AI-powered IP platform, and why, with the law evolving faster than ...
In our latest podcast, Deborah Hampton talks through her hopes for the year, INTA’s patent focus, London 2026, and her love ...
Raluca Vasilescu of Cabinet M Oproiu finds that producing reliable, full patent applications remains a step too far for AI ...
Paul Chapman and Robert Lind, who are retiring from Marks & Clerk after 30-year careers, discuss workplace loyalty, client care, and why we should be optimistic but cautious about AI ...
UK firm Shakespeare Martineau, which secured victory for the Triton shower brand at the Court of Appeal, explains how it ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results