Buying fakes: the ACG
About the author: Vishal Dattani – I’m a trainee trade mark attorney in the Leeds
Real-world rules apply to patenting computer simulations
It is possible to patent computer-implemented inventions at the European Patent Office (EPO). In particular, it is possible to patent computer-implemented inventions (CIIs) which function in the real-world.
Changes to the rules in India attempt to simplify the requirements for filing Working Statements
Indian patent law requires all patentees to file an annual Statement of Working, by means of a Form 27. This Statement sets out the extent to which the patented invention has been worked (or not) on a commercial scale in India.
IRONBURG V. VALVE: Protecting innovation in the USA
In a case of British “David” v. US “Goliath”, Ironburg v. Valve demonstrates the value for UK based companies to pursue a global patent strategy to protect their innovation overseas, particularly those in the gaming industry for which the US is a major market.
A smart IP strategy for your smart devices
A smart IP strategy for your smart devices: attorney Parminder Lally looks at internet of things innovation and IP
The wheels continue to come off DABUS
UK High Court decision confirms that an artificial intelligence machine cannot be named as an inventor.