April 2023

Protective Letters at the UPC – Better Safe Than Sorry
With the UPC set to reshape European patent enforcement, parties should consider filing Protective Letters at the UPC as a routine part of their freedom-to-operate strategy
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28
Apr
2023
The European Commission publishes its reforms to the EU’s rules for medicines
If accepted into legislation, the proposed reforms will change regulatory data protection and exclusivity periods available for innovative medicines
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27
Apr
2023
The Windsor Framework: Potential Implications for UK SPCs
If accepted into law, the framework will bring changes to the way in which medicines in Northern Ireland are regulated, which could affect SPCs in the UK
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18
Apr
2023
A tale of bags to riches in the metaverse: Hermès, its trade mark rights, and infringing NFTs
Hermès brought this trade mark action against Rothschild in 2022, shortly after sending him a cease and desist letter in December 2021 when it became aware of the MetaBirkins
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13
Apr
2023
Judgment day II: Could national judges harmonise international patent law?
Judges in national courts face the challenge of how to integrate UPC case law with their own. Mechanisms already exist by which they could do so, and there are compelling reasons for these to be used to harmonise international patent law
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04
Apr
2023

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