Following the UK Parliament's recent rejection of the Prime Minister's draft Withdrawal Agreement, the uncertainty over Brexit continues.

Once again, the German Federal Constitutional Court has listed the "Constitutional Complaint" against German ratification of the Unified Patent Court Agreement on the cases to be decided for the coming year.

Following the recently-issued government paper on the upcoming negotiations with the EU, stating that the UK would not accept any form of oversight from the CJEU or other EU bodies

In a surprise development, Apple and Qualcomm have settled their billion dollar smartphone litigation cases worldwide.

So far this year, ‘Meghxit' and the crisis in Iran have pushed Brexit firmly down the list of top news stories in the UK.

As anyone who has sought trade mark protection in Canada will know, the process can be significantly more laborious and time consuming than in many other jurisdictions.

Anybody to whom you disclose your invention must agree in advance that it is confidential and that the information will not be used by them or passed on.

It was great to share pharmaceutical patenting insights with the panel and our audience at the "Patent Challenges in the Pharma Industry"

If you're thinking about a career as a patent attorney, and want to know more about the profession, then this podcast is for you.

We're delighted to announce the launch of "The IP Podcast", a jargon free look at the world of Intellectual Property (IP).

In this episode we look at what happens if someone accuses you of infringing their patent:

This episode of "The IP Podcast" looks at the actual ownership of an invention and who can claim the associated intellectual property rights, as it might not always be as straightforward as it seems.

In the first of a two-part podcast, we look at how to get a patent granted once an application has been filed.

In the second episode of The IP Podcast's UPC special, Dehns Partner Mark Bell discusses what factors people need to consider when deciding...

Today, the United Kingdom has formally withdrawn from the Unified Patent Court (UPC) system.

The UK Intellectual Property Office (UK IPO) has declared 24 March 2020 and subsequent days until further notice to be interrupted days.

The European Commission has called on EU member states to rapidly roll out the long proposed unitary patent system.

Hosted by Chris Goddard on 25 June 2020, this webinar is the first in a two part series covering Supplementary Protection Certificates.

In order to clear the backlog of cancelled/postponed opposition hearings due to COVID19, the EPO has issued a Decision that from 4 January 2021 until at least 15 Sept 2021 any opposition OPs...

At a time when everyone is understandably rather nervous about the future, especially for society's most vulnerable groups, it's always good to highlight positive news stories