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EU Antitrust: Commission finds that Motorola Mobility infringed EU competition rules by misusing standard essential patents
"The European Commission today adopted a decision which finds that Motorola Mobility's (Motorola) seeking and enforcement of an injunction against Apple before a German court on the basis of a smartphone standard essential patent (SEP) constitutes an abuse of a dominant position prohibited by EU antitrust rules in view of the particular circumstances in which […]
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EU – Munich International Patent Law Conference 2014
The Technical University of Munich (Prof. Dr. Ann), the Regional Court of Munich I (Dr. Zigann), the Bavarian State Ministry of Justice and the German Patent and Trademark Office will hold their second Munich International Patent Law Conference on 27th June 2014. It will compare the law of the UK, Germany, France, Switzerland and the […]
Book – IP Law of Plants
Oxford University Press and Foley & Lardner LLP announce the publication of “Intellectual Property Law of Plants"." The book aims to provide a practical analysis on the creation and implementation of specialized, plant-specific intellectual property. The blurb: 'Co-written by an expert team of academics and practitioners, including Foley partner Richard Peet as well as Herbert […]
HU – Metropolitan Court establishes direct effect of Directive 48/2004/EC to speed up revocation proceedings
A seemingly ordinary patent revocation proceeding turned into a well of path breaking guidelines from the Metropolitan Court, Budapest, regarding the procedure of the Hungarian Intellectual Property Office (HIPO) and even lead to the declaration of the direct effect of Article 3 of Directive 48/2004/EC (Enforcement Directive). In the reported patent revocation proceeding, the patentee […]
DE – Save the date: German/Japanese symposium on patent litigation
On 2 October 2014, the German-Japanese Lawyers Association, the German Patent and Trademark Office, and three other Japanese Organisations will host a free German-Japanese symposium on patent litigation in Munich. The symposium will be in English. Speakers include: Mr. Toshiaki Iimura, Presiding Judge, President of the Japanese IP High CourtMr. Ryoichi Mimura, Former Judge of jap. IP High […]
CJEU – referral Düsseldorf Court of Appeal re third party supply for Bolar exemption
CJEU Referral of the Düsseldorf Court of Appeal regarding third party supply for Bolar exemption purposes (now available in English), with thanks to Paul England, Taylor Wessing Last month the Düsseldorf Court of Appeal has referred questions to the CJEU on whether and under what conditions the supply of patent protected substances by a 3rd […]
EU – Three rulings CJEU on SPC
The CJEU delivers a mixed Christmas package for SPC owners, by Matthew Royle, Taylor Wessing On the 12 December the CJEU delivered three important rulings on supplementary protection certificates under Regulation 469/2009/EC ("SPC Regulation"). All the rulings follow in the aftermath of the CJEU's seminal Medeva (C-322/10) decision of 2011. However, only two (Georgetown University and […]
EU – Can you get more than one SPC per patent?
Can you get more than one SPC per patent? The Advocate General declines to opine, by Matthew Royle, Taylor Wessing The Advocate General's opinion in Georgetown University (C-484/12) was released on 14 November. It fails to recommend whether or not more than one SPC can be granted based on the same patent. However, on the […]
EU – Liber Amicorum Willem Hoyng
Willem Hoyng, Litigator The blurb: "This Liber Amicorum is offered to Willem Hoyng in celebration of his 40th anniversary as an IP lawyer and his 25th anniversary as a Professor of IP at Tilburg University. Over the years, Willem has made a very substantial contribution to the field of national and international intellectual property. This […]