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Our highly skilled experts are experienced negotiators and have particular expertise in the management of large portfolios; searching and watching; domain name recovery; and trading standards and customs work.
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Our European, UK and German experts advise on the creation, exploitation and enforcement of intellectual property rights across a wide range of sectors. We combine our scientific and commercial knowledge with legal expertise to provide high quality advice and outstanding client service. Boult, with offices in Germany and the UK, is perfectly positioned to provide the full range of services relating to European, UK and German patent applications, Unitary patents and international patent applications.
Our highly skilled experts are experienced negotiators and have particular expertise in the management of large portfolios; searching and watching; domain name recovery; and trading standards and customs work.
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The team can advise clients across a wide range of industries on matters of design law and practice. They combine their commercial knowledge with legal expertise to provide high quality advice that is always pragmatic.
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The team supports horticultural and biopharma clients, has significant experience in UK plant breeders' rights, can assist clients in obtaining rights across Europe and offers advice on infringement risks associated with rights held by third parties.
MOREThe Enlarged Board's G 1/25 decision confirms description amendments are only needed where unresolved inconsistencies with the claims cause non-compliance with the EPC.
An EPO Board of Appeal decision reinforces the lessons of G 1/19. Careful claim drafting for computer-modelling inventions is essential to establish inventive step and preserve amendment options.
As solid-state battery patent filings surge, start-ups must protect innovation while managing freedom-to-operate risks. Discover how a robust IP strategy can support investment, growth and commercial success.
A recent EPO Board of Appeal decision confirms that applicants can correct errors in grant texts through appeal, but may still have to pay the appeal fee if they failed to identify the mistake earlier.