Patents
The cost of litigation and the risk of fraud are just some of the issues facing Jonathan Pearl, general counsel at Sony Ericsson. He explains the challenges to Jonathan Ames, including the growing thr....  »
An opinion from the upper echelons of European Union law has crushed hopes for a single European patent and a Community Patents Court. What were the issues that have prompted this decision?...  »
The European Patent Office is due to rule later this year on the patentability of vegetable breeding techniques. Richard Brass investigates what has got environmentalists into such a stew about brocco....  »
Office for National Statistics research proves that the UK economy should be realigned around intellectual property, says specialist law firm Mathys & Squire...  »
What are the offices of an Indian-based legal services outsourcing company really like, and how do they challenge preconceptions? Emma Jones finds out...  »
Bilski v Kappos confirms that business method and computer software inventions can be patented in the US. But there are still a number of questions that remain unanswered, say Reddie & Grose’s N....  »
While they are harmonious on cultural matters, Australia and New Zealand have their differences on issues of patentability, says Brett Lunn of FB Rice & Co...  »
A UK Court of Appeals ruling this week could decide the fate of numerous industrial patents, says Mark Marfe of Hogan Lovells LLP...  »
Dr Richard Thurston, general counsel of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) Ltd, on the evolving approach to IP management in Asia...  »
The European Patent Office is under new management, with lawyer and public policy expert Benoît Battistelli at the helm...  »