Inclusivity, accessibility and the UPC CMS platform
IPcopy Blog
by ipcopy
10M ago
Much has been written recently about the case management system for the Unified Patent Court, both on this blog and elsewhere (Kluwer blog). However, as well as issues with identifying eIDAS providers who can meet the requirements of the UPC’s strong authentication system and also provide remote identification services, IPcopy notes that the “remote ID ..read more
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Are the UPC rules on opt out flawed?
IPcopy Blog
by ipcopymark
10M ago
With the UPC sunrise period due to start on 1 January 2023, the patent profession is anticipating filing many advance opt out requests in respect of their clients’ existing EP patents. However, is there a flaw in the opt out rules that means some EP patents will require a lot more work before they can ..read more
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UPC Case Management System – not ready for primetime?
IPcopy Blog
by ipcopy
10M ago
The UPC Preparatory Committee has announced a potential start date of 1 April 2023 for the unitary patent system with the sunrise period scheduled to start on 1 January 2023. A key part of the UPC will be a fully functional case management system but there are unfortunately many unanswered questions regarding this IT platform ..read more
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FitTech IP disputes to run and run?
IPcopy Blog
by ipcopy
10M ago
As the world starts to emerge from the worst of the pandemic, fitness companies, which had driven advances in the home fitness industry as gyms were closed, are now turning to the legal system to protect their own products from competition while expanding into new lines of business. In the most recent turn of events ..read more
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Enter the Metaverse: Facebook rebrands to “Meta”
IPcopy Blog
by ipcopy
10M ago
Facebook recently announced that they were rebranding their corporate name to Meta. On one level this could look like Facebook are attempting to distance themselves from some of the negative press that has been associated with them recently. However, it also allows them to broaden their brand identity to encompass everything they are doing now ..read more
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Grace period conflict – Can the UK join the CPTPP and stay in the EPC?
IPcopy Blog
by ipcopymark
10M ago
Back in June this year, the UK announced its intention to start negotiations to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP). For a country that is separated from continental Europe by a mere 21 miles, joining the CPTPP might raise the odd eyebrow. The purpose of this article however is to look ..read more
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Obstacles remain for the Unitary patent system and the Unified Patent Court
IPcopy Blog
by ipcopymark
10M ago
Last week ratification legislation for the Unified Patent Court Agreement (UPCA) entered into force in Germany. This move follows years of delays caused by challenges to the UPCA in the German Federal Court. On the face of it, the path to a functioning unitary patent system seems clear and a new operational start date of ..read more
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The Covid “patent” waiver – solution or distraction?
IPcopy Blog
by ipcopymark
10M ago
Around 25% of the population of the world is under 15 years of age. With around 7.9 billion people on Earth, that means there are approx. 5.9 billion adults on this Blue Marble. Assuming all these adults are given a 2-shot Covid vaccine around 12 billion doses are required to vaccinate 75% of the World’s ..read more
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Artificial intelligence and patents: Government response to call for views
IPcopy Blog
by ipcopy
10M ago
Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to play an increasing role in technological development. There are many questions relating to intellectual property (IP) that arise from AI-related innovation. The UK government has indicated that it wants the UK to be at the forefront of the AI revolution, and wants to create the best environment to allow AI ..read more
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