“Every Lidl Helps” Tesco fail to convince judge that damages are a sufficient remedy
There has been a third strike against Tesco in their long running saga with Lidl as Mrs Justice Smith has given another decision.
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Should you review your licence agreements and commercial contracts now the UPC has come into force?
The Unified Patent Court (UPC) and Unitary Patent (UP) were finally introduced on 1 June 2023. During the run up to its launch, the majority of patent holders’ attention was focused on whether or not to opt out of the new system, a decision that was based on what the owner thought would best deliver their commercial objectives for each patent.
EPO Oppositions: Top Tips for Success
In this paper we will share some of the experience and expertise the EPO oppositions and appeals specialists in our patent team have amassed. It is experience and expertise you can use to maximise the commercial and strategic value of your patent portfolio.
How do you evidence IP in R&D grant applications?
This white paper has been written by an R&D grant writer and a patent attorney to give the company owners, directors, executives and founders of innovation-led businesses of all sizes a more complete picture of how to successfully negotiate the grant application process.
Potter Clarkson is already actively engaged in a series of UPC revocation actions
Less than two weeks into the life of the court we have already been catapulted into the heart of yet another enormous project.
Financial Times Europe’s Leading Patent Law Firms 2023
Potter Clarkson proudly secures its position in the esteemed Europe’s Leading Patent Law Firms report by the Financial Times.