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Court Of Appeal, 14 July 2026, Order, UPC-CoA-76/2026
The Court of Appeal of the Unified Patent Court examines an application for suspensive effect in appeal proceedings involving patent EP 2 791 402. Chinese technology companies Xingi Technology and Jiangsu Jiuzhou challenge a decision from the Local Division in The Hague brought by Avient Protective Materials B.V. The case involves procedural rules governing suspensive effect applications under the UPC Rules of Procedure.
Netherlands IP
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Bardehle Pagenberg
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Court Of Appeal – Right To Be Heard, Manifest Error, And Suspensive Effect In UPC Patent Appeal Proceedings – UPC-CoA-93/2026, 15 July 2026, Siemens Healthineers AG v. Hologic, Inc.
The Court of Appeal in Luxembourg addresses a critical application for suspensive effect in ongoing appeal proceedings between medical technology companies. This case involves patent EP 2 352 431 and raises important questions about procedural rights under the Unified Patent Court Agreement and the European Convention on Human Rights.
Luxembourg IP
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Bardehle Pagenberg
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Droit d’auteur et IA : vers l’instauration d’une contribution financière obligatoire à la charge des fournisseurs d’IA ?
France is considering a mandatory financial contribution from AI providers to support creators whose works are used to train artificial intelligence systems. The proposal, recommended in a parliamentary report, would require AI companies exceeding certain revenue thresholds to pay into a fund managed by ARCOM, with potential reductions for those who negotiate licensing agreements directly with authors.
France IP
DA
Delsol Avocats
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Isabel Marant & Novagraaf : Relever Les Défis De La Protection Internationale Des Marques
Novagraaf se positionne comme un partenaire stratégique spécialisé dans la protection et la défense de la propriété intellectuelle. Le cabinet propose des conseils d'experts via des newsletters mensuelles au contenu exclusif, des webinaires et des analyses professionnelles destinés aux praticiens de la propriété intellectuelle ainsi qu'aux entreprises désireuses de préserver leurs actifs intellectuels.
France IP
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Clonage de voix par l’IA et contrefaçon : une première étape judiciaire franchie par un artiste-interprète à l’encontre d’un exploitant anonyme d’une chaîne YouTube
A French court has taken a significant step in protecting artists' rights against AI voice cloning, ordering the disclosure of a YouTube channel operator's identity after a comedian discovered his voice was being used without authorization in AI-generated podcasts. This preliminary ruling addresses the growing challenge of AI-generated content that mimics human voices and its impact on performers' neighboring rights.
France IP
DA
Delsol Avocats
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Droit d’auteur et IA : vers l’instauration d’une contribution financière obligatoire à la charge des fournisseurs d’IA ?
France is considering a mandatory financial contribution from AI providers to support creators whose works are used to train artificial intelligence systems. The proposal, recommended in a parliamentary report, would require AI companies exceeding certain revenue thresholds to pay into a fund managed by ARCOM, with potential reductions for those who negotiate licensing agreements directly with authors.
France IP
DA
Delsol Avocats
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Signalement de contenus illicites en ligne : l’auteur d’un signalement peut voir sa responsabilité engagée
Le Tribunal judiciaire de Paris a condamné les producteurs d'une émission télévisée à verser 22.000 euros de dommages-intérêts pour avoir abusivement signalé des vidéos sur YouTube. Cette décision souligne les risques juridiques liés à l'utilisation des procédures de signalement en ligne lorsque les droits invoqués ne sont pas suffisamment établis.
France IP
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Delsol Avocats
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