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Just as it looked like Sir Anthony Mann’s High Court judgement in the Emotional Perception AI case would be the last most
Sometimes things move very fast in UK patent law. Today, eight days after the England and Wales High Court decision overturning a
Further to our previous bulletin reporting that the EPO were now accepting electronic signatures on assignments, a recent decision by an EPO
The Enlarged Board of Appeal’s recent decision in consolidated cases G1/22 and G2/22 has greatly simplified the consideration of priority entitlement at
In Opposition and Appeal proceedings at the EPO, the questions of when and how to turn to the description to interpret the
The EPO has published its Guidelines to provide guidance on various proceedings before the EPO, such as for the search and examination
With the recent expansion in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning technologies, and an associated rise in the number of AI related
A recent decision from the EPO’s Technical Boards of Appeal (T2803/18) highlights a pitfall for applicants wishing to patent systems and methods
As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to advance and transform various industries, the protection of AI-related inventions through patents becomes increasingly important. Artificial
China is proposing to overhaul its trade mark law, largely in an effort to combat the scourge of bad faith filings. On