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2025-03-26

USPTO issues new interim process concerning institution of AIA proceedings

USPTO

2025-03-25

European innovation remains robust, with demand for patents sustained at a high level

EPO

2025-03-25

EPO Seminar: Last developments in fees area

EPO

The EPO will hold a series of web seminars providing an overview of the new Guidelines that will come into effect on 1 April 2025, as well as the updates relevant to examiner procedures. The first web seminar took place on 25 March 2025, and the presentation is now available.

2025-03-21

JPO Status Report 2025 Released

JPO

2025-03-20

PTAB designates as informative a decision addressing a petitioner’s different claim construction positions in district court and at the PTAB

USPTO

In this decision denying institution, the Board addresses circumstances in which a petitioner argues in district court that a claim limitation should be construed as means-plus-function and argues in a petition for inter partes review that the PTAB should construe the same limitation using the plain and ordinary meaning. The majority opinion determines that the petition should, at a minimum, explain why the different positions are warranted or, alternatively, set forth a means-plus-function construction for the limitation.

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2025-03-21

Meghan Markle suffers yet another trademark slipup after failing to sign crucial document for As Ever brand

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2025-03-21

Put Your Best Foot Forward: New Amendments to Trademark Legislation Require Best Evidence at First Instance (Among Other Changes)

Lexology

2025-03-21

Samsung Display wins OLED patent fight against China's BOE

chosun.com

2025-03-21

Top Polish Court Backs Taxpayer on Trademark Transfer Pricing

Bloomberg Law

2025-03-21

U.S. Supreme Court Reinforces Corporate Separateness in Trademark Disputes

IPWatchdog.com

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