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    Supplementary Protection Certificates: The Court Of Justice Agrees With Potter Clarkson That SPCs With Negative Terms Are Acceptable

    The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) ruled yesterday in an important case (C-125/10, Merck Sharp & Dohme Corp. v Deutsches Patent- und Markenamt), relating to Supplementary Protection Certificates (SPCs).
    European UnionIntellectual Property
    Potter Clarkson LLP
    Potter Clarkson LLP
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    Omnia v Sidel: UPC Opens The Door To Pre-Patent Grant Actions

    The Paris Central Division has ruled that UPC actions can be filed for patent applications nearing grant, potentially invalidating opt-outs filed after proceedings commence. This decision raises critical questions about the timing of opt-out filings and the scope of UPC jurisdiction over pending applications.
    FranceIntellectual Property
    Potter Clarkson LLP
    Potter Clarkson LLP
  • Article

    UK Venture Capital Funds Pledge To Boost Investment In High Growth Companies

    More than 20 of the UK's leading UK venture capital funds, a group that manages more than £25bn between them, have signed an agreement...
    United KingdomCorporate/Commercial Law
    Potter Clarkson LLP
    Potter Clarkson LLP
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    Innovation And IP Considerations For Cleantech Companies

    Innovation - and by extension IP - has never been more important for cleantech companies. According to the International Energy Agency, for every $1 spent...
    United KingdomEnergy and Natural Resources
    Potter Clarkson LLP
    Potter Clarkson LLP
  • Article

    The Growth Of Plant-Based Foods: Lessons From The FDA's Draft Guidance And Opportunities For The EU

    The plant-based food market is growing rapidly, with consumers increasingly and actively seeking sustainable, ethical, and health-conscious alternatives. However, as this industry expands.
    United KingdomFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
    Potter Clarkson LLP
    Potter Clarkson LLP
  • Article

    White Paper: Licensing Innovation Within The Advanced Materials Sector

    Advanced materials like graphene, carbon fibre composites, ceramics, nanomaterials and biomaterials are increasingly being employed in almost every type of product, ...
    United KingdomFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
    Potter Clarkson LLP
    Potter Clarkson LLP
  • Article

    Are The New .zip And .mov gTLD Extensions An Opportunity Or A Threat?

    In March Google announced that May 2023 would see the launch of eight new top-level domains, .Foo, .Zip, .Mov, .Nexus, .Dad, .Phd, .Prof and .Esq.
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    Potter Clarkson LLP
    Potter Clarkson LLP
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    Does A Commercially Available Product Make Your Invention Unpatentable?

    A preliminary view (G 1/23) from the European Patent Office may push technology businesses in all fields to re-evaluate their commercial planning and IP strategies.
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    Potter Clarkson LLP
    Potter Clarkson LLP
  • Article

    Fashionable Patterns And IP

    Some luxury fashion houses have their own signature patterns: The Burberry check, Louis Vuitton Damier Azur and Prada Symbole being the most famous examples.
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    Potter Clarkson LLP
    Potter Clarkson LLP
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    Formula 1's Next Engine Formula: Power, Politics, And Patents

    Formula 1 is on the cusp of a significant transformation, with the sport considering drastic changes for its next set of engine regulations. Ethan Silverstone, patent attorney and former F1 engineer...
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    Potter Clarkson LLP
    Potter Clarkson LLP
  • Article

    Functional Fashion: Design Implications For The Timeless "Cargo Pants"

    From the battlefield to "Y2K", and now the S/S'23 runway, "cargo trousers", or "cargo pants", have been a British clothing staple for more than 80 years. Therefore, the hurdle to be able to rely...
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    Potter Clarkson LLP
    Potter Clarkson LLP
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    Innovating Intellectual Property: Spotlight On Dave Clark, Partner At Potter Clarkson

    At the intersection of technology, law, and innovation stands Dave Clark, a Partner at Potter Clarkson, renowned for his expertise in software, AI, and electronics-based patents.
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    Potter Clarkson LLP
    Potter Clarkson LLP
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    IP In Software: Can You Patent Software?

    Let's begin by taking a brief look at what the requirements for obtaining patents in general are before applying these rules to software.
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    Potter Clarkson LLP
    Potter Clarkson LLP
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    Katy Perry Wins Trade Mark Appeal Against Sydney Fashion Label Katie Perry

    Pop star Katy Perry won an Australian Federal Court appeal, canceling designer Katie Perry's trademark, citing likely consumer confusion and affirming Katy Perry's established global brand identity.
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    Potter Clarkson LLP
    Potter Clarkson LLP
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    Unified Patent Court Will Start On 1 June 2023

    Today it has been confirmed that Germany has deposited its instrument of ratification of the Agreement on a Unified Patent Court.
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    Potter Clarkson LLP
    Potter Clarkson LLP
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    What Are The IP Ownership Options?

    When it comes to intellectual property (IP) ownership, a business has several options. Choosing the best option will depend on the nature of the IP, your commercial objectives and the associated legal obligations.
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    Potter Clarkson LLP
    Potter Clarkson LLP
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    When Is A Commercially Available Product Excluded From Prior Art For Lack Of Enablement?

    An EPO Board of Appeal has referred questions to the Enlarged Board of Appeal to seek clarification on enablement of a commercially available product...
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    Potter Clarkson LLP
    Potter Clarkson LLP
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    How Is An AI Invention Patentable?

    AI is one of the most exciting areas of innovation, particularly for start-ups and spin-outs. It is vital to protect.
    United KingdomTechnology
    Potter Clarkson LLP
    Potter Clarkson LLP
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    Google Defends Its AI Chips In $7 Billion Trial

    Following the U.S. International Trade Commission's (ITC) ruling that Apple infringed the patents of medical device technology company Masimo, Google could be the next FAANG...
    United StatesIntellectual Property
    Potter Clarkson LLP
    Potter Clarkson LLP
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    13th Edition Of The Nice Classification Now In Force

    The 13th Edition of the Nice Classification took effect on 1 January 2026, introducing notable changes to the classification of goods and services across sectors such as AI, eyewear, clothing and beauty.
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    Potter Clarkson LLP
    Potter Clarkson LLP

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