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Board of Appeal 3.5.02 in appeal case T1807/15 has issued a decision referring a question to the Enlarged Board of Appeal on the legality of holding oral proceedings by...

Settling the controversy in yet another notable judgment dated March 26, 2021 in Tata Consultancy Services Limited v. Cyrus Investments Pvt. Ltd. and others.

As we look forward to a four day weekend, with the concomitant three day working week it brings, the team at 1CL have been getting stuck in to some procedural questions; the burden of proof in cases involving allegations of...

First we heard that a South African patent for an invention that lists artificial intelligence as its inventor had been issued, a world first.

This sale contract dispute provides a useful refresher with regard to the proper application of the provisions of Sections 53 and 54 of the Sale of Goods Act 1979.

This article explores how the duties owed by directors of a UK incorporated company can shift when financial difficulties arise and the personal risks for directors who fail to respond to that change.

In this episode of "Just Compensation," host Megan Monson invites Lauren M. Hollender and Amy C. Schwind of Lowenstein's Executive Compensation, Employment & Benefits practice group...

Proposals have been circulating before the United States Congress regarding changes to the US code to restrict continuation practices for US patent applications. In Europe, the term "continuation application" does not exist. Nevertheless, it is customary for applicants to file divisional applications and ‘divisionals of divisionals’in order to extract the last benefits from their applications and to prolong pendency.

He was held accountable for his online actions as a 'keyboard warrior' with record damages for defamatory internet posts.

The practice at the Tax Appeal Tribunal ("TAT" or "Tribunal") requiring an aggrieved taxpayer to pay 50% of a disputed tax amount...

This article examines a recent judgment delivered by South Africa's Supreme Court of Appeal ("SCA") in which the SCA decided upon an unopposed application for special leave to appeal against the judgment and order...

Last year, my colleague Ross Chapman reported the latest on the ongoing description amendments saga at the EPO (link). This appeal case, T56/21, considered the requirement to amend the description to correspond with the claims before grant.

In this update we discuss the English Court of Appeal's judgment in MUR Shipping BV v RTI Ltd [2022] EWHC 467 (Comm), which was handed down on 27 October 2022.

In February this year, we examined in detail the first ever substantive judgment under the UK's collective action regime, in the case of Justin Le Patourel v BT Group PLC.

On 29 June 2017, a Judgment was given in the case of Tobias v Tobias ([2017] EWFC 46) which gave guidance in relation to freezing injunctions...

A brief guide addressing common questions and concerns of the IP litigation and enforcement landscape in Thailand

It is all very well to be conscientious about protecting your intellectual property (IP), and this is relatively easy within Australia given that our laws in this area are about as sophisticated as they come. However, in other jurisdictions, the protections may not be as strong. In fact, there might not even be any system of protection for the various types of IP.