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In June 2024, the EPO notified patent applicants that, in light of Romania's ratification of the UPCA, it will, upon request, allow delayed registration of unitary effect of a European...

Romania will join the Unitary Patent (UP) system starting on September 1, 2024, following the deposit of its instrument of ratification of the Agreement...

Romania becomes the 18th country to ratify the Agreement on a Unified Patent Court (UPCA).

As previously reported, Romania will join the Unified Patent Court (UPC) on 1 September 2024. As a consequence, the jurisdiction of the UPC will, from that date, also cover Romania, an additional...

From 1 September 2024 Romania will become the 18th country to participate in the UPC following ratification of the UPC Agreement. This means that any Unitary Patents registered on or after this date.

The Unitary Patent system entered into force on 1 June 2023. In the first year, the European Patent Office received 28450 requests for unitary effect and registered nearly 27700 Unitary Patents.

Sometimes, the lack of Court of Justice for the European Union (CJEU) case law is the magic pill that delays the death of a patent granted for a medicinal product.

Following the adoption of Law 81/2024 for the ratification of the Agreement on a Unified Patent Court (UPCA), Romania is set to become the 18th participant in the Unified Patent Court (UPC) and the first state to join...

<P>The Romanian Patent Law No. 64/1991 is currently undergoing review with a proposal to introduce amendments in order to meet the current economical needs and largely ties with TRIP's Agreement and European Union requirements. At this stage, the draft of amendments is under the Parliament approval. There is much hope that the draft will be approved by the end of 1999. </P> <P>The major aspects of the draft are related with patent protection of products and in particular pharmaceutical and

Industrial design and models are also protected at a national level and international protection is recognized at the national level.

In Romania, a new law on employee inventions entered into force on 29 June 2014 (Law 83/2014).

As Romania became part of the European Community since January 1st, 2007, new regulation regarding protecting the industrial property came into force.

The field of intellectual property is permanently in the attention of the Romanian government and fighting forgery and piracy is a constant objective of all the entities interested in preventing and fighting this recrudescent phenomenon.