Senior Associate Tess Waldron discusses the future of FRAND on the latest Intellectual Property Magazine podcast – listen here now.

Partners Penny Gilbert, Sidd Kusumakar and Senior Associate Joel Coles report on the recent UK Supreme Court judgment in Law.com - How the Regeneron v Kymab Case Sets the Tone for UK Patent Law.

The works of UK street artist Banksy are critically acclaimed and highly valued. Banksy's artwork would qualify for copyright protection, but Banksy's anonymity is his hallmark.

One remote working challenge for Powell Gilbert is maintaining our usual supportive environment and collaborative ways of working while we are all in different places.

In a hotly awaited decision, the English Court of Appeal has ruled that AI-based machines cannot be named as inventors, upholding the original decision of the High Court and Comptroller general.

Picture this. You're walking in the dark, through the wind, cold and rain on your way to work on a January morning, carrying the new bag you received for Christmas with a little bit of glitter still on your coat ...

First developed in 1799 by the Italian physicist Alessandro Volta, battery technology can hardly be said to be new. Fast-forward two centuries, however, and batteries are front-and-centre of the...

The UKSC has introduced a new test for the infringement of Swiss form second medical use claims and clarified the application of the test for plausibility of purpose-limited claims

Many enterprises consider one or more shades to be distinctive of their brand and deserving of protection against use by competitors.

Proceedings for trade mark infringement and passing off were brought in October 2018 before the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court by the owner of the famous London Mayfair hotel,...

The Local Division Düsseldorf of the Unified Patent Court addresses a request for file inspection in a patent dispute between Franz Kaldewei GmbH & Co. KG and Bette GmbH & Co. KG. The case involves European Patent EP 3 375 337 B1 and procedural matters under Rule 262.1(b) of the Rules of Procedure.

The Düsseldorf Local Division of the Unified Patent Court addresses an application for public access to the register under Rule 262.1(b) RoP in patent infringement proceedings between Dolby International AB and Optoma entities. The case involves European Patent EP 3 605 534 and raises questions about transparency and access to court documents in UPC proceedings.

Application to get access to written pleadings and evidence granted (R. 262.1(b) RoP), but limited to redacted versions (R. 262.2 RoP)...

This right is enshrined in Rule 262.1(b) RoP and promotes transparency and trust in the court system.

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