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.
On September 12, the European Parliament voted to approve the revised Copyright Directive, which is intended to harmonise aspects of EU copyright law.
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.
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.
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.
In a debate in the House of Commons on 19 July, Robin Walker MP, the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union, has expressly stated that conversion of all existing EU trade marks, Community registered designs and unregistered designs will be “automatic and free”.