As businesses around the world face difficult operational challenges on multiple fronts, this guide is designed to help you to align your shifting commercial goals with an effective approach to intellectual property.
In a recent decision (BL O/321/20), the UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) considered the interplay between the different incentives available under EU law for research into the paediatric use of new medicinal products.
Full-service IP law firm Potter Clarkson is growing its presence in mainland Europe, following the acquisition of a three-strong team to its Danish operations. Leading intellectual property practitioner Lars Karnøe, together with associates Jakob Andersen and Louise Aaby Jørgensen, will join the firm from 1st July 2020.
In a case concerning genetically modified mice that are engineered to produce a range of hybrid human/mouse antibodies, the multinational biotech company Regeneron sued Cambridge company Kymab for patent infringement.
Digital health brings together and builds on digital telecommunications, data processing and storage technologies to improve patient outcomes. This webinar, presented by Daniel Hudson, will provide an overview on overcoming the challenges in protecting intellectual property in this space.
Like all organisations, intellectual property offices have had to make changes to the way they operate at the current time to limit the spread of Covid-19. Here, you will find the key changes you need to be aware of from the EPO, EUIPO, UKIPO, DKPTO, PRV and WIPO.
Peter Finnie will join Mike Butcher of Techcrunch and Fred Destin of Stride.VC on a panel at The Europas discussing how startups can negotiate with VCs when looking for funding.
Potter Clarkson is delighted to have been listed among the top five European Patent Law firms by the Financial Times.
Potter Clarkson has secured prominent placing in IAM Patent 1000: The World's Leading Patent Professionals 2019 – a prestigious guide that identifies the top patent professionals in key jurisdictions around the globe, following a rigorous research process.
Jesper Sellin and Nishant Sood will examine the ever-growing problem for companies to protect their brands online and discuss the practical measures that they can take to resolve disputes, whether within the internal procedures of the platform or outside them.