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The UPC has published a landmark decision on the doctrine of equivalents, in which it not only formulated the UPC's test for equivalents but also found infringement on this basis for the first time.

The range of technologies incorporated into IoT devices make protecting them a strategic process of balancing technical and business-specific decisions...

Think back to school. As soon as you shared a secret, there was no chance you'd ever get control of it back. In the same way, preventing the theft of ideas through corporate espionage or other means presents challenges.

Of note is the relatively low number of respondents involved with technical standards - only 29 - and whether this number of respondents provides a true indication of SMEs views in this area.

In the latest decision on third party access requests, the Paris Central Division ruled that a direct interest in opposition proceedings, being heard in parallel to a UPC revocation claim concerning the same patent...

The claimant brought a claim for damages in the UPC following an infringement decision by a German national court (Düsseldorf Regional Court) in respect of the German part of a European Patent.

Online purchases now account for almost 20% of all retail spend. However, this is not the only stat that's rising. The amount of counterfeit product being sold...

In the spring of 2023, an extensive investigation into geographical indications was launched in 26 European Countries during the latest phase of Operation Opson.

Many of the most valuable advances in chemical manufacturing happen quietly, in process design, catalyst choice, and scale-up know-how rather than in new compounds. Selecting the right IP strategy is critical to protecting value, supporting investment, and enabling scale-up from lab to pilot to plant. The key question at every stage of development is should protection focus on the process, the product, or be kept as confidential know-how?

Businesses are increasingly recognising the value of Artificial Intelligence, meaning that pursuing IP rights for AI innovations is more important than ever.

Food fraud and counterfeiting are still significant challenges within the European Union, with far-reaching consequences for consumer trust, public health...

In a press release earlier this month, the UK government unveiled several new announcements to drive innovation in science.

The EUIPO's new Geographical Indication Hub has just been launched. It brings together everything you need to know about GIs (Geographical Indications)...

In an eagerly awaited decision, the UPC Court of Appeal has provided detailed guidance on the UPC’s extra-territorial reach - 11 months after the Mannheim Local Division’s landmark...

The decarbonisation of the shipping industry demands ports to find more sustainable ways to operate as much as the decarbonisation of vessels. In this article we look at how hardware innovation could help decarbonise ports.

Eggs are serious business, with 12.6 billion eaten each year in the UK (or 188 per capita), and meeting this demand requires the efforts of over 39 million commercial hens.

Confused about where we are at with IP policy developments around artificial intelligence? Saiful Khan provides an update on the progress from the perspectives of the UKIPO, EPO and WIPO.

GlobalFoundries and IBM settled a legal dispute over trade secret misappropriation and contract breaches. The case underscores the importance of robust trade secret protection and confidentiality in collaboration agreements to prevent misuse and protect valuable intellectual property.