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Biotech patents are tricky. If you work with genes, living cells or new diagnostic tests, getting a patent means meeting both scientific and legal requirements…
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Who owns an invention developed within a university or research institution – the individual inventor or the institution? The answer cannot safely be determine…
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As we move through the first half of 2026, the global landscape for intellectual property is undergoing a massive shift. Recent data from the China National In…
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Protecting a brilliant idea on a global scale can feel like a mountain of paperwork, but for most inventors, the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) is the best wa…
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The biggest mistake an inventor can make is talking too much before they have filed the right paperwork. You might have a groundbreaking idea, but without a fo…
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The rapid rise of generative artificial intelligence in our creative and professional lives has forced a major rethink of our legal systems. As we look at the …
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The definition of who owns an idea is seeing a total overhaul right now. We have entered a period where digital boundaries are basically invisible, forcing the…
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The landscape of Intellectual Property Rights in India has witnessed a historic transformation as the nation continues its trajectory toward becoming a global …
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The landscape of intellectual property protection is undergoing a significant transformation as the European Patent Office (EPO) officially expands its digital…
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The European Patent Office recently released its annual report for 2025, revealing a significant milestone for the global healthcare technology sector. For ano…
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