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  • Speakers at the BIO International Convention were dismayed by the Federal Circuit’s decision that a Sequenom patent was invalid. But they were hopeful that Judge Linn's concurring opinion criticising the Mayo framework pointed the way to a Supreme Court appeal
  • The consultation on the court fees, SME support and recoverable costs for the Unified Patent Court runs until July 31 and provides an opportunity for anyone to help shape this important aspect of the proposed new patent system in Europe. A series of events in the UK over the next month will provide more information
  • In-house counsel speakers at Managing IP’s Women in IP network Forum in New York last week shared tops on litigating technology, dealing with NPEs and preparing for European patent reform
  • The total number of post-grant review petitions filed with the Patent Trial and Appeal Board jumped to eight in May. The month also included 145 inter partes review petitions and an important ruling on estoppel by the Board
  • Intellectual Ventures II has sued Canon for infringing digital imaging patents, the first lawsuits from the fund since it sued two insurers in January
  • After previously being included on the fringes of discussion around US patent reform, Patent Trial and Appeal Board proceedings are now one of legislators' main focuses. The rejigged PATENT Act has been branded “a PTAB reform bill” by one observer
  • Kyle Bass has filed another IPR petition targeting a pharma company, taking aim again at the Vimovo pain reliever, while IPO has passed a resolution opposing the use of post-grant proceedings to manipulate the market
  • With the BIO International Convention taking place next week, Michael Loney analyses the biggest topics that will be discussed among IP practitioners at the event
  • A group of developed countries has agreed some of the principles that should underpin any future patent harmonisation deal. But differences remain on how those principles should be implemented when it comes to handling grace periods and conflicting applications
  • The TRIPS Council is considering whether to exempt least developed countries from implementing certain parts of the TRIPS Agreement indefinitely