Intellectual Property Law and Copyright Laws

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Intellectual property law and copyright law thought leadership, articles, podcasts, videos and webinars from expert sources across the legal world. Explore insights covering topics such as licensing and syndication, patent law, trade secrets and trademark law.
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Emotional Perception, G1/19 And Software Inventions In The UK And EPO (Video)
This webinar examines how the Enlarged Board of Appeal decision G1/19 and the UK Supreme Court's Emotional Perception judgment have reshaped patent examination practices at the EPO and UK IPO, with particular focus on recent appeal decisions and their implications for computer-implemented inventions. The session explores how these landmark rulings have intensified scrutiny of technical character requirements across claim scope and aligned UK practice more closely with EPO standards.
United States IP
JA
J A Kemp LLP
Podcast
AI In The Public Interest: Authorship & Copyright In The Age Of AI (Podcast)
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in creative processes, fundamental questions about authorship and copyright protection are emerging. This episode examines how courts and the Copyright Office are drawing lines between AI-generated content and human creativity, exploring what protections exist for works created with AI assistance and what documentation practices companies should adopt to safeguard their intellectual property rights.
United States IP
W
WilmerHale
Article
SPCs To Keep The CJEU Busy: Four Referrals To Watch
Four pending cases before the Court of Justice of the European Union are set to clarify critical aspects of Supplementary Protection Certificate (SPC) law, addressing questions about manufacturing waivers, the definition of medicinal products, and what constitutes a "first" marketing authorisation. These referrals from Danish, German, and Czech courts involve major pharmaceutical companies and could significantly impact SPC strategy across EU member states.
United States IP
JA
J A Kemp LLP
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Video
Emotional Perception, G1/19 And Software Inventions In The UK And EPO (Video)
This webinar examines how the Enlarged Board of Appeal decision G1/19 and the UK Supreme Court's Emotional Perception judgment have reshaped patent examination practices at the EPO and UK IPO, with particular focus on recent appeal decisions and their implications for computer-implemented inventions. The session explores how these landmark rulings have intensified scrutiny of technical character requirements across claim scope and aligned UK practice more closely with EPO standards.
United States IP
JA
J A Kemp LLP
Article
SPCs To Keep The CJEU Busy: Four Referrals To Watch
Four pending cases before the Court of Justice of the European Union are set to clarify critical aspects of Supplementary Protection Certificate (SPC) law, addressing questions about manufacturing waivers, the definition of medicinal products, and what constitutes a "first" marketing authorisation. These referrals from Danish, German, and Czech courts involve major pharmaceutical companies and could significantly impact SPC strategy across EU member states.
United States IP
JA
J A Kemp LLP
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Video
Biological Deposits And Patent Strategies For Microbiological Strains (Video)
This webinar explores the complex landscape of patent applications for microorganisms and specific strains, examining when biological deposits are necessary and how they impact patent strategy. Attendees will learn practical approaches to drafting applications that support both deposited strain claims and broader microorganism claims, while understanding the scope of protection and potential infringement scenarios.
United States IP
JA
J A Kemp LLP
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Podcast
AI In The Public Interest: Authorship & Copyright In The Age Of AI (Podcast)
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in creative processes, fundamental questions about authorship and copyright protection are emerging. This episode examines how courts and the Copyright Office are drawing lines between AI-generated content and human creativity, exploring what protections exist for works created with AI assistance and what documentation practices companies should adopt to safeguard their intellectual property rights.
United States IP
W
WilmerHale
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