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  • Russia's system of post-grant opposition differs in important respects from that of the European Patent Convention. But this can be a good thing, as Katja Feiring and Petja Papula of Papula-Nevinpat explain
  • Bert Oosting and Klaas Bisschop of Lovells examine the litigation remedies available to patent owners in the Netherlands
  • There have recently been a number of developments in the legislation and case law that govern Canadian patents. Christopher Van Barr and Jay Zakaïb of Gowlings highlight the changes, and explain what they mean for rights owners
  • Globalization has increased the threat of international patent infringement. But, say Reinhardt Schuster and Moritz F Scharpenseel of Bardehle Pagenberg Dost Altenburg Geissler, for owners of German patents, the country's courts might serve as an effective enforcement mechanism
  • Decreasing patent quality and the high risk and cost of patent litigation are threatening US innovation. Adam Jaffe and Josh Lerner, authors of Innovation and Its Discontents, present reform proposals that they argue can fix the system
  • Demystifying patent litigation is a highly effective way to improve client decision making. Wayne McMaster and John Swinson of Mallesons Stephen Jaques present a summary of the key issues prospective litigants need to consider in Australian patent litigation
  • The UK approach to patenting software is stricter than that at the EPO. But does that mean that a patent drafted with an eye to the UK position is a safe bet for protection at the EPO? Gwilym Roberts and Peter Hale of Kilburn & Strode in London explain the legal and practical issues
  • While many foreign companies are rushing into China to exploit the huge market, there are concerns about the level of protection available to owners of IP rights. Connie Carnabuci and Peter Yuen of Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer advise on the best ways to increase the likelihood of effective enforcement
  • With the growing shift around the world to knowledge-based economies, the value of patents continues to increase. This is both good news and bad news for patent owners.
  • India's patent reforms, together with changes to its tax laws, have radically altered the environment for the country's numerous makers of generic drugs. Harinder S Sikka, senior corporate president of Nicholas Piramal India, says that these companies must adapt to the new reality