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PTAB issues first written decisions on biopharmaceutical IPRs

The Patent Trial and Appeal Board has invalidated a set of patents covering an enzyme replacement therapy

March 03 2015
USPTO retires SAWS programme

The USPTO has retired its controversial Sensitive Application Warning System (SAWS) programme, after conducting a review

March 03 2015
Bass and Spangenberg double down on IPR strategy

Hedge fund manager Kyle Bass and IP Nav’s Erich Spangenberg have filed a second inter partes review petition against a patent owned by Acorda Therapeutics, as part of a strategy BIO said had “opened a new door to abuse of the US patent system”

March 06 2015
K&L Gates adds IP partner to London office

Arthur Artinian, formerly a senior associate with Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, has joined K&L Gates as a partner

March 03 2015
Apple, Samsung, Hall & Oates, USPTO, Under Armour, patent reform – the week in IP

The latest from Apple and Samsung at the Federal Circuit, Hall & Oates suing a cereal company for trade mark infringement, the USPTO’s Silicon Valley office costing three times more than expected, Under Armour suing Ass Armor, and the effect of fee shifting under the Innovation Act were in the IP headlines this week

March 06 2015
Hogan Lovells adds three in Greater China

Partners Alan Chiu and Eugene Low along with consultant Kenny Wong join Hogan Lovells’ Hong Kong office

March 02 2015
New Dutch IP firm opening in March

A group of lawyers have left Klos Morel Vos & Schaap in Amsterdam to start a new firm, Visser Schaap & Kreijger

Managing IP Correspondent, March 02 2015
How China is changing

Ten years ago, when I was Asia editor for Managing IP in Hong Kong, discussions about IP in China focused almost entirely on counterfeiting: the scale of it, how to stop it and whether the country would develop a culture of indigenous innovation

March 04 2015
Pro-patent bill introduced in US Senate

The STRONG Patents Act has been introduced in the Senate, including provisions that would overhaul PTAB proceedings. It has support from the Association of American Universities and BIO but critics labelled it “a patent troll-led effort to draft a ‘fig leaf’ bill”

March 04 2015
International Patent Forum: five highlights from day 1

The UK IP minister, the Unified Patent Court, SEPs and software patenting were among the topics being discussed at Managing IP’s annual International Patent Forum at the Waldorf Hilton in London this week

March 11 2015

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