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17 May 2021, 12:45 am by Annsley Merelle Ward
  Biogen and Samsung Bioepis / Richter Gedeon Nyrt, District Court of The Hague 29 August 2020 (Judges Kokke, Knijff and Schüller) [Dutch decision here]In a case between pharmaceutical companies Biogen c.s. and Richter, the District Court of The Hague considered how an auxiliary request filed by Richter with proceedings pending affects the invalidity discussion. [read post]
16 Apr 2021, 1:05 am by Kluwer Patent blogger
The applications resulted in rulings by the UKIPO, the UK High Court in Thaler v the Comptroller of Patents et al, now on appeal, the EPO, now on appeal to the EPO Legal Board of Appeal, the USPTO, now on appeal to the US District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, IP Australia, with an appeal to the Australian Federal Court. [read post]
” The Federal Circuit also held that the defendants were entitled to sanctions in the form of appellate attorney fees and double costs, against both the complaining individual and his legal counsel (Pirri v. [read post]
8 Apr 2021, 4:59 am by Roya Ghafele (OxFirst)
Cases such as Conversant vs ZTE/Huawei, Philips vs TCL, TQ Delta v ZyXel or Optis v Apple pertain equally to the licensing of standard essential patents. [read post]
  In considering this question, Marcus Smith J considered the case law regarding the stay of proceedings and, in particular, the Court of Appeals judgment in IPCom v HTC[2]. [read post]
Another topic to evaluate is how patent protection strategies are pursued in parallel to clinical and commercial activities related to COVID-19 vaccines, diagnostics, and therapeutics (for example, the authors of a recent Lancet paper about the Sputnik V vaccine are named as inventors in a series of Russian patent documents published between May and September 2020 and in a PCT application published in January 2021). [read post]
1 Mar 2021, 5:34 am by Ben Millson (Bristows)
Turning to de minimis, Arnold LJ noted that it was common ground that his own statement of the law in Napp v Dr Reddy’s [2016] EWHC 1517 (Pat) was accurate, and analysed whether three “groups” of infringement were de minimis. [read post]