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In this next instalment of our series of articles looking at patenting cannabis-related inventions, our focus is on the growth in industrial biotechnology in this area: genetically modifying plants or ...

Deaf Awareness Week (2nd to 8th of May) takes place annually, to promote the positivity of living with hearing loss and deafness.

There are usually several different routes to achieve international protection for a given invention, and it may be useful to review the patent filing strategy from time to time.

Adoption of both the Unitary Patent and the Unified Patent Court has been strong. But what lies behind the numbers?

In order to tackle climate change, a successful transition from fossil fuels to clean energy is of vital importance. It is estimated that CO2 emissions must decline by around 25% by 2030...

On 20 July 2022, the IPO published its annual report on intellectual property registered rights during 2021. On the patent side, the number of applications filed at the IPO in ...

This is the second part of our article series where we provide a summary of the results of the recent study jointly conducted by the European Patent Office (EPO) and the Japan Patent Office (JPO)...

Businesses dealing with internet of things (IoT) devices will face new obligations under the EU Data Act to ensure users can access and share their data freely and fairly.

I am not the first, nor will I be the last to claim that the Olympics Games are greatest spectacle on Earth! Unfortunately, the greatest public health crisis in a century has postponed the Olympics until the next year.

In this article, we will be exploring the differing approaches of the European and UK Patent Offices to assessing the patentability of AI inventions.

Within its framework, the Unified Patent Court offers various options for initiating proceedings to challenge patents, whether as standalone claims or counterclaims.

One of the things that is on our clients' minds when filing patents is whether the invention is detectable – after all, a patent is of limited use if you can't detect infringement.

In a landmark ruling in October, the UK Supreme Court overturned the decisions of three lower tribunals and courts, and awarded an inventor (Professor Ian Shanks)

The European Patent Office has a reputation for taking a strict approach to the assessment of added subject-matter.

Unternehmen mit Forschungs- und Entwicklungsabteilungen in Deutschland sollten über das „Gesetz über Arbeitnehmererfindungen" (ArbEG) informiert sein, ...

In a recent case before the Guangdong High Court, damages were awarded to Tencent in a tort action against a patent owner as a result of litigation by the patent owner that was found to be malicious.

The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in materials science is rapidly growing. AI can be useful across a range of technical areas in the field,...