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Further to our Ben Lincoln's recent feature in bestmag Issue No. 77 Summer 2022, we look at recent examples of AI as a toolset for accelerating battery innovation.

In the fast-paced world of start-up businesses, intellectual property (IP) protection has emerged as one of the key factors that either make...

Pharmaceutical companies are increasingly turning to drug repurposing to accelerate development timelines and reduce risk, identifying new therapeutic applications for known compounds. This strategy offers significant clinical and commercial advantages, from faster patient access to extended product lifecycles, but raises complex questions about intellectual property protection and regulatory exclusivity. The article examines how second medical use patents and strategic IP planning enable innovators to secu

In our latest article on Standard Essential Patents, SEPs, we look at the European Commission's, EC's, proposed new framework for SEPs...

The report analyses historical data and forecasts, reflecting on the rate of development of EV and charging infrastructure, trends in uptake and government spending, supply chain concerns...

Businesses undergoing strategic change face unique challenges when seeking debt financing, as lenders grapple with uncertainty around unproven revenue streams and unfamiliar markets.

Recent data from England demonstrates that HPV vaccination has achieved a remarkable milestone: zero cervical cancer deaths among vaccinated women under 30, representing an effective 100% reduction in mortality.

All investors have a keen eye for an investment opportunity and the finer details of a deal. However, experience has taught us that when you are being pitched a new food or drink product...

When a competitor copies artwork from a campaign created using AI, can copyright law protect your business? In the UK, protection depends critically on the level of human creative contribution involved in the work's creation. Understanding how copyright applies to AI-generated content, who owns the resulting rights, and what steps businesses should take to protect their valuable AI-assisted work is essential in today's digital landscape.

Deputy Judge Forsyth has handed down the long-awaited (and hotly anticipated) judgment in WaterRower v Liking Limited.

The EPO's Board of Appeal in T0116/18 has provided welcome clarity on the application of G2/21 relating to post-filed data for inventive step.

Engineering businesses typically fall into one of two camps: either product-led or engineering-led. Brand-led engineering is a third option...

Not only does the multi-channel approach give brands huge additional market reach, but it also multiplies the touchpoints they can have with consumers whilst making it quicker and easier for them to make a purchase...

Details were sparse, and it is still not clear what transitional provisions will be put in place. This is undeniably a major change in EPO practice, and applicants and other users of the European...

Unlike the Getty Images case, Ultraman focuses on the liability of the outputs (the AI-generated images), rather than the inputs (AI training data).

Branding has become the most powerful strategic advantage in today's saturated and fast-moving fashion industry, enabling labels to differentiate themselves...

Patenting AI-based inventions can be challenging in many jurisdictions. In recent years the UK Intellectual Property Office (IPO) has gained a reputation for being less friendly to AI-based inventions.

The primary competitive advantage for many businesses, including those in the fashion industry, is innovation. So where does intellectual property (IP) fit in? In this article we explore...