Five observations from one of the first interim conference hearings before the UPC
Discover five key takeaways from one of the first interim conference hearings before the UPC in this article by Oliver Laing and Georgia Carr.
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Insights from InterDigital v Lenovo: More on the UK's place in European SEP litigation?
A recent ruling in InterDigital v Lenovo navigates the complexities of FRAND licenses in SEP disputes. Delve into the implications of this decision for telecommunications patents and the interplay between English and German legal proceedings.
New crop protection molecules: addressing agricultural challenges
Pressures of climate change, resistance, regulatory pressures, and yield improvement require new crop protection molecules.
Tackling unpredictability in legal costs: tech companies to benefit from new UK patent court caps
The UK Civil Procedure Rules Committee has launched a three-year pilot scheme capping legal costs at £500,000 for mid-tier patent disputes in the High Court’s Shorter Trial Scheme. This aims to offer tech SMEs and start-ups more financial certainty during litigation.
What has Ford been inventing?
Ford has been working on solving problems relating to the use of electric vehicles in a variety of scenarios. In this article, we will look at some of these patent filings.
How do you protect trade secrets against departing employees?
Did you know that many disputes in relation to trade secrets are between an employer and a former employee?