The future of the Unified Patent Court was dealt a further setback last week by a judgment in the German Federal Constitutional Court.
Like all organisations, the UK IPO has had to make changes to the way it operates at the current time to limit the spread of Covid-19. However, it has confirmed that services will be largely unaffected, with the majority of UKIPO staff working remotely and a move to more digital forms of communication.
The future of the Unified Patent Court was dealt a further setback last week by a judgment in the German Federal Constitutional Court.
At this time of international worry and concern over COVID-19, Potter Clarkson appreciates the increasing disruption to all our usual lives – both in business and in the home. Our thoughts are with those who have been personally affected around the world.
Potter Clarkson has been awarded UK Trade Mark Prosecution Firm of the Year in the Managing IP Europe, Middle East and Africa Awards.
The UK Government has announced that it will not participate in the European Union’s Unified Patent Court system (UPC), despite having previously committed to do so.
At Potter Clarkson, we have one clearly defined purpose - creating value from innovation.
About a year after their acquisition, Wildbore & Gibbons officially comes under the Potter Clarkson brand - one team, all working together to deliver exceptional service for our valued clients.
Potter Clarkson is launching a specialist IP consultancy division, providing its clients with tailored intellectual property solutions to address common business challenges.
Today, we are launching our new brand identity. This lays the foundations for the future of our firm, providing the clarity and platform from which to evolve further and to grow our services in line with the needs of your business – today and tomorrow.