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  • The EU’s Unitary Patent and UPC system is getting closer to becoming a reality. Contracts have been awarded for work to commence on the UPC IT system, and the Preparatory Committee met on July 10 to discuss matters including the final version of the UPC Rules of Procedure.
  • In August and September, Managing IP will be hosting events in Singapore and Shanghai that will explore some of the biggest IP developments from around the world and featuring some of the most respected experts in the region
  • The UK government has launched a consultation on increasing the maximum prison sentence for commercial-scale online copyright infringement from two to 10 years
  • Managing IP analyses the busiest companies and law firms at the Patent Trial and Appeal Board so far this year, using Docket Navigator. The first half was notable for petitions from automotive companies and the Coalition for Affordable Drugs, while an Acacia Research subsidiary was the most targeted entity
  • Biosig’s patent survives despite the earlier setback from the Supreme Court
  • Should foreign sales be considered when setting the royalty base in a patent infringement suit? That’s the question presented before the Federal Circuit in Tuesday’s oral arguments for Marvell Technology v Carnegie Mellon University (CMU)
  • At a panel discussion in Washington DC earlier this week, academics debated whether the increase in patent litigation is truly a sign that the patent system is malfunctioning and the USPTO’s role in the problems
  • Zynga is back in the news this month, after the Court of Appeal in London overturned parts of a decision handed down by the High Court last year in the company’s dispute with Mattel over trade mark rights
  • Samsung has convinced the Patent Trial and Appeal Board to institute covered business method review proceedings of two of the Smartflash patents that Apple was ordered to pay $533m for infringing in February
  • The 131 IPR, 13 CBM and one PGR petitions in March pushed the total number of Patent Trial and Appeal Board petitions ever past 3,000. The Board also made a number of important decisions during the month