High Court invalidates Gilead's SPC for 'TRUVADA®' in UK
Following July's judgment from the Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU), Mr Justice Arnold has handed down his final decision in Teva v Gilead, finding Gilead's SPC to be invalid.
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Taking the temperature of patent trends in wind turbine technology
Like any evolving industry, the wind power sector has seen a spike in technological advancements in the past decade, with rival companies engaged in a race to patent innovations in different or overlapping areas of technology to gain a competitive advantage.
Major question mark over practicalities of implementing EU copyright reform
On September 12, the European Parliament voted to approve the revised Copyright Directive, which is intended to harmonise aspects of EU copyright law.
Potter Clarkson rise up the new Nottinghamshire Top 200 companies
The new list of Top 200 Nottinghamshire companies has just been published by the Nottingham Post. It shows Potter Clarkson, which was at 149 a couple of years ago, now at 134 with our £30m turnover from 2017.
'David v Goliath' Orexo ruling hugely significant for Orexo as it continues to meet the opioid treatment challenge
Stephen McNeeney, partner and pharmaceuticals expert, comments on the news that Orexo AB has won its patent appeal with Teva over its Zubsolv opioid addiction drug.
Potter Clarkson is expanding in Copenhagen and Stockholm
As part of its expansion plans in the Nordic region, Potter Clarkson is delighted to announce the opening of a new office in Copenhagen and its forthcoming move to larger premises in Stockholm.