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Having agreed to a cost cap in the landmark Emotional Perception AI case, the government should do the right thing and pay at least the bare minimum
Ruth Hoy will join the firm's IP practice alongside Huw Cookson, who will also become a partner
The latest round of promotions has contributed to a 21% rise in partner headcount in the past two years, with business leaders eyeing litigation and the UPC
IP litigator Ruth Hoy has led the London office since 2022
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Sponsored by Bird & BirdKatharine Stephens of Bird & Bird considers the key takeaways from the open consultation calling for views on the impact of AI on IP rights -
Sponsored by IncoproSimon Baggs, CEO of Incopro, discusses the success of the group’s technology-led strategy and considers the key dynamics of the evolving brand protection world
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Sponsored by Bird & BirdRichard Vary of Bird & Bird explains why Wuhan has become a destination jurisdiction of anti-suit injunctions and looks at the challenges that implementers face
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Sponsored by Bird & BirdIn the first English court decision to consider the issue of AI inventorship, the High Court has held that an AI system cannot be considered an inventor under the Patent Act 1977.
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Sponsored by Faegre Drinker Biddle & ReathRobert Stoll, partner at Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath and previously commissioner for patents, examines essentiality audit data relating to 5G patents
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Sponsored by Bird & BirdIn its first decision to consider the Trade Secrets Regulations, the Court of Appeal upheld the decision of the High Court to grant an interim injunction under the regulations to prevent the import of allegedly “infringing goods” into the UK pending trial.
