IP Litigation - The way to go
This article argues in favour of fixed time slots for arguments and for leading evidence in IP litigation before Indian Courts.22/04/2020
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22/04/2020 Pravin Anand, Anand and Anand, India
19/06/2019 Tamsen Valoir, Boulware & Valoir, US
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Since Inter Partes Reviews (IPR) first became available in September 2012, patent challengers have filed over 2,553 petitions (as of February 28 2015). Yet, only 193 (7.5%) involve biotech- or pharma-related patents assigned to Technology Center 1600 (Life Sciences IPRs). The majority of the...
13/04/2015 James F Haley Jr, Ropes & Gray, US
In a decision dated October 30 2014, the Federal Court of Appeal provided some clarification on the utility requirements for patentability in Canada, and in particular the nature and application of the "promise" of utility. This doctrine has recently been extensively relied on by generic companies...
13/04/2015 Gunars Gaikis, Smart & Biggar, Canada
I am pleased to provide this update on IP developments in South Africa. In doing so the following key areas will be looked at briefly:
On the Patent front, South Africa has seen a 12% increase in...
13/04/2015 Bastiaan Koster, Von Seidels, South Africa
"Making the simple complicated is commonplace; making the complicated simple, awesomely simple, that's creativity"
Charles Mingus – jazz musician and composer
When I first entered the IP profession, patent law seemed wonderfully, naïvely, simple. You met with your client, discussed their latest...
13/04/2015 Mark Kemp, Spoor & Fisher, South Africa
The buzz surrounding the not too distant entry into force of the Unified Patent Court (UPC) has understandably distracted attention from patent litigation in the national courts in the EU, even though they will continue, for at least seven years after establishment of the new court, to be a major...
13/04/2015 Trevor Cook, WilmerHale, US
The Spanish Patents Act (SPA) Draft was published on November 28 2014. It aims to modernize the Spanish patent system and to adapt it to the European and international legal frameworks given that the current Patents Act dates back to 1986. The aim is for the SPA Draft to come into force on December...
13/04/2015 Jorge Grau, Grau & Angulo, Spain Laura Morales, Grau & Angulo, Spain
The patent legal scene in Spain has been focused lately around two subjects: the position of Spain against participating in the Unitary Patent system and the draft of a new Patent Act which is currently being discussed.
On one hand, Spain has declined to take part in the European patent system, that...
13/04/2015 Jorge Llevat, Cuatrecasas, Spain
In the advent of the Unitary Patent patent holders, in Germany and elsewhere in Europe, ask themselves what the future will bring. It's not the continuing uncertainty about the fee schedule, but first and foremost the question of the right choice. Some patentees have gotten so...
13/04/2015 Andreas von Falck, Hogan Lovells, Germany
The European Unitary Patent and Unified Patents Court (UPC) have been the Godot of European patent law for at least sixteen years (the current legislation can be traced back to the working party on an optional patent litigation protocol which was set up in June 1999 as part of the negotiations on...
13/04/2015 Rowan Freeland, Simmons & Simmons, United Kingdom
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