Camilla Hamrin describes how the acquisition by Acapo Onsagers will impact Bergenstråhle’s trademark practice – and reflects ...
Artificial intelligence is no longer a novel concept in Korean patent practice.Korean patent examiners now routinely examine AI-related applications across a wide range of industries, including ...
On a recent trip to the French capital, we learned that the UPC is squeezing domestic litigation while firms are chasing ...
The firm is shaping its AI strategy around partnerships with Harvey and Legora alongside internally developed tools from its ...
A dispute Down Under shows why trademark lawyers cannot afford to wait on the sidelines when a rival brand gathers momentum ...
The Third Circuit’s decision in Thomson Reuters v ROSS marks the first appellate-level decision addressing AI and fair use, ...
Eduardo Hallak, Juliana Neves, and Juliana Libman of Licks Attorneys examine how Brazil's new skinny-label regime may affect patent infringement claims, particularly those involving contributory ...
Former Hoyng Rokh Moneiger partner Laura Alonso, who brought her team to ECIJA in March, discusses plans to expand further and why ECIJA’s ‘IP DNA’ is helping broaden her work ...
Amita Haylock discusses building an integrated Asia practice as clients increasingly demand that firms combine IP, technology ...
François Pochart, Grégoire Desrousseaux and Lionel Martin, long-standing figures in the firm’s patent litigation team, are ...
The Unitary Patent has passed 100,000 registrations, but new data raises the question of whether 30% uptake is a ceiling or a ...
The firm launched a San Diego office earlier this month, but California investment and expansion is far from complete ...
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