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End of China subsidy will mean fewer ‘junk’ patents

Charlotte Kilpatrick
May 26, 2021
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With the patent subsidy coming to an end in June, some counsel predict a sharp decline in low-quality patent applications and a possible rise in litigation

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Charlotte Kilpatrick
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Charlotte reports on patent-related issues. She often covers the European market, focusing on developments including FRAND, licensing and trade secrets. She is particularly interested in how new technologies affect IP challenges in the pharmaceutical industry.
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