Novelty does not necessarily mirror infringement: product-by-process claims

The Journal of Intellectual Property Law and Practice (JIPLP) has published an article by Darren Smyth on novelty and infringement of patent claims that have a product-by-process feature.

To read the JIPLP article in full, click here.

Drug manufacturer receives unprecedented injunction against the NHS

The Journal of Intellectual Property Law and Practice (JIPLP) has published an article by Darren Smyth on a significant series of cases, which included drug manufacturer Warner-Lambert obtaining a court order requiring NHS England to issue guidelines t...

Partner Richard Gordon-Brown contributes to Community Designs Handbook

Partner and European Design Attorney, Richard Gordon-Brown, has been invited to contribute to the Community Designs Handbook. The Community Designs Handbook, published annually by Sweet & Maxwell, is one of the leading texts on Registered Communit...

Remember: A UK patent application may not finally lapse for many years!

In a recent decision of the UK Intellectual Property Office, an applicant for a UK patent was allowed to file a response to an examination report (“office action”) more than 18 months after the due date for response originally set in the examination re...

WTR Daily: Registered design for ice cream van held to be valid and infringed

Darren Smyth and Robert Barker report in World Trademark Review Daily about a Patents Court decision to hold a registered design for an ice cream van valid and infringed. To read the article in full, click here. This article first appeared on WTR Dai...

Novelty does not necessarily mirror infringement: product-by-process claims

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