Welcome to Greenshoots.
Greenshoots is a collection of fresh intellectual property insight, analysis and commentary on the issues that matter most to those who invent, manage and protect intellectual property, written by the IP specialists of Appleyard Lees.
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The Greenshoots Podcast by Appleyard Lees Episode three: Innovating & furthering a patent programme in lockdown, and priorities when returning to the lab
Appleyard Lees patent attorneys and partners Kate Hickinson and Howard Read discuss making the most of innovators’ time when
Green innovation and IP in the UK post-COVID-19: part one – green energy
The National Grid confirmed recently that the UK has completed more than a full month
Progressing innovation outside the lab: a task list for researchers during lockdown – part three, physics and engineering innovation
Lab-based scientists may not be able to access their workspace during lockdown, but there are
The Greenshoots Podcast by Appleyard Lees Episode two: The impact of COVID-19 disruption on oral proceedings at the EPO, both oppositions and examinations
Episode two features Appleyard Lees partners and patent attorneys Julia Gwilt and Bobby Smithson. Julia
Patent offices shut down computer inventorship: time to reboot?
At last July’s joint UK IPO and WIPO Conference on artificial intelligence and intellectual property
Progressing innovation outside the lab: a task list for researchers during lockdown – part two, software/electronics innovation
Lab-based scientists may not be able to access their workspace during lockdown, but there are
AMRD case study
Area/Sector Electric Aviation, Green Mass Air Transportation, Aerospace, Decarbonisation of aviation Name of inventor(s)/entrepreneur(s) Kamran
FeTu case study
Area/Sector Green Energy Generation and Energy Conversion Name of inventor(s)/entrepreneur(s) Jonathan Fenton of FeTu, an
Recent CJEU decision clears Amazon of trade mark infringement for mere storage of infringing goods on behalf of third parties
Summary of decision In Coty v Amazon, the European Court of Justice (CJEU) found that
