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Until late last year, the law relating to the patentability of AI-innovations at the UK Intellectual Property Office (UK IPO) had been
In a declaration in March 2024, as a part of the consultation on primary trade mark legislation, the Government of Jersey has
In a third (and we hope final) update on whether or not the EPO accepts digital signatures on assignments/licences/other agreements, we can
The EPO has recently announced, among other fee changes, new Rules enabling specific types of small companies to claim a discount of
Following the UK’s exit from the European Union (EU), Retained EU Plant Variety Rights were awarded to provide continuing protection in the
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