IAM Patent 1000 recommends Mathys & Squire in its latest directory for leading patent professionals
The 2020 edition of IAM Patent 1000: The World’s Leading Patent Professionals has been launched and Mathys & Squire is delighted to feature as a recommended firm once again In addition to our… read more…
Rules of Procedure of the Boards of Appeal 2020 – a stricter approach for amendments to appeal cases
The EPO’s new Rules of Procedure of the Boards of Appeal (RPBA) came into force on 1 January 2020 Following on from our previous review examining recent case law decisions relating to changes… read more…
How to fully realise the value of your IP assets
In this article for Entrepreneur & Investor, we provide our insights into IP valuation and how this can be used as alternative financing for your business Companies, ranging from… read more…
Achieving net-zero carbon emissions with electric vehicles and charging points
In this article for Open Access Government, Mathys & Squire Partner Andrew White argues that widespread adoption of electric vehicles is key to achieving net-zero carbon emissions If the UK… read more…
Transferred SEPs: Higher Regional Court of Düsseldorf rules on binding effect of FRAND declaration and existing licence agreements
In the ruling of the Düsseldorf Higher Regional Court (2 U 31/16), the limitations of the scope of protection of an SEP arising from a FRAND declaration, as well as existing licence agreements in… read more…
Managing sensitive information and valuable IP
As employers contemplate the grim possibility that redundancies might be unavoidable during this time of uncertainty, the rigorous governance of commercially sensitive secret information and… read more…
Tiny AI: the next big thing in intellectual property?
In this article for Compare the Cloud, we discuss the improved energy efficiency of Tiny AI, as well as the commercial benefit for companies in capitalising on the advancements they bring in giving… read more…
Higher Regional Court of Karlsruhe clarifies obligations of SEP holders and users in light of CJEU decision in Huawei v ZTE
Since the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU)’s decision in the case of Huawei v ZTE (July 2015) regarding competition law implications for FRAND-based standard essential patents (SEPs),… read more…
Genomics and public health: A patent attorney’s perspective
In this article for Open Access Government, Mathys & Squire partner Craig Titmus turns the spotlight on genomics and public health from a patent attorney’s perspective A genome contains the… read more…
