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EBA decides on divisionals

As reported in the this section in September 2009, the procedural peculiarities of divisional applications have kept the EPO's Enlarged Board of Appeal (EBA) busy for a while. On September 27 2010, the EBA delivered its decision in case G 1/09, in which the EBA was to consider at which point in time the "pending" status of a European patent application ends, ie when the applicant's deadline for filing a divisional expires if the parent application is refused.

Managing IP Correspondent, November 01 2010
China in-house profiles

The big player – ZTE Sean Ke, IP director

Managing IP Correspondent, November 01 2010
Why .be domains matter

The .be extension has over a million registrations. This is equivalent to 1 .be for every 10 inhabitants. It is largely used by Belgians, so do not underestimate your potential Benelux clients. More than 80% of .be domain names are used for a website.

Managing IP Correspondent, November 01 2010
Exclusive: SIPO celebrates 30 years

Tian Lipu, Commissioner of China’s State Intellectual Property Office, sets out his vision for innovation in China and for the development of the international IP system

Managing IP Correspondent, November 01 2010
A misplaced directive on obviousness

The Australian Patent Office has, by its own initiative, issued a new examination directive which attempts to adopt a more European approach to obviousness. The amended test for obviousness, to apply from August 1 at the Office is "Would the person skilled in the art (in all the circumstances) directly be led as a matter of course to try the claimed invention in the expectation that it might well produce a solution to the problem?"

Managing IP Correspondent, November 01 2010
Be prepared for biosimilars

A new US law has paved the way for biosimilar drugs. Janice A Vatland, Michael T Siekman and Chelsea A Loughran explain what pioneer and biosimilar manufacturers need to know

Managing IP Correspondent, November 01 2010
What Google Instant means for brand owners

Trade mark owners and advertisers have been busy getting to grips with a series of changes that Google has made to its AdWords programme over the past year. Now it has introduced a predictive search function. How will brand owners be affected? Stephen Stolfi explains

Managing IP Correspondent, November 01 2010
Does it matter if the judge laughs?

Practice on the use of parody as a defence against trade mark infringement varies around the world, from the importance of the effect of the parody to the role of commercial interests. Here is a guide to seven jurisdictions

Managing IP Correspondent, November 01 2010
IP review calls for evidence submissions

IP practitioners have until March 1 to submit evidence to the UK's latest IP review

December 21 2010
Clean tech patents soar

James Nurton, Paris

Managing IP Correspondent, November 01 2010

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