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From antibodies to X-rays: an overview of patent eligibility in Canada

The trend for deciding patentability based on subject-matter eligibility is growing. David Schwartz and Sanro Zlobec of Smart & Biggar look at the situation in Canada, where the relevant jurisprudence remains scant

Managing IP Correspondent, August 24 2015
A period of change in the Americas

The expansion of the Panama Canal, the growth of the Madrid Protocol and the TPP discussions mean that Latin America will become a key region for international IP owners

Managing IP Correspondent, August 24 2015
Pharma patent update

Rana Gosain and Gabriela Salerno of Daniel Advogados assess what 2015 has meant so far for the Brazilian pharmaceutical industry with changes in the economy, in biodiversity legislation, and in patent prosecution

Managing IP Correspondent, August 24 2015
Applicants likely to use Unitary Patent but uncertain about UPC

The latest survey of in-house patent counsel conducted by Managing IP reveals that companies are keen to use the proposed Unitary Patent system. However, the majority of respondents want more information, and cite court fees, judges and procedural uncertainty as the biggest concerns. By Kingsley Egbuonu

Managing IP Correspondent, August 24 2015
The nebula of patent clarity: a belittled issue?

Marco Conti and Simone Milli of Bugnion try to pin down the elusive nature of patent clarity and its role in patent opposition by considering the ways in which Europe, Japan and the US approach the issue

Managing IP Correspondent, August 24 2015
Patent holders shout: why opt-out?

Johan Ståhlberg and Camilla André of Valea discuss the role of the Unified Patent Court and what considerations should be made when choosing between the UPC and a national court

Managing IP Correspondent, August 24 2015

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