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In the field of Life sciences, AI is a valuable tool to generate insights and guide the decisions of clinicians and researchers. From a normative and patenting perspective, it…
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2020
Great functions require great style
The charm of a very slow joystick that took a few seconds to move the cursor from one side of a screen to the other, while a small purple spaceship, up there, was flying away…
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Brexit & Design
“15 down, 6 letters: The United Kingdom’s withdrawal from the European Union.” After being voted on June 23rd, 2016, Brexit finally became real on February 1st, 2020. We say…
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2019
Design and competitors - arguing or not arguing?
In this - probably last - article focused on intellectual property and copyrights, I think it may be useful to reflect on what happens once a project is realesed.
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2019
To each his/her own design
We can finally focus on the tool of the Industrial Property dedicated to the protection of design: the design patent. As you already know, it protects the appearance, shapes,…
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May
2019
Patent, trademark and design
Notadaygoesbywithout taIkingaboutinnovation,thecontinuous "evolution"of theworldaroundus,and,initsmosttraditionalmeaning,intechniqueInnovation isnaturaland necessaryand,assuch,…
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December
2017
File wrapper estoppel trumps infringement under doctrine of equivalents
The Court of Milan recently held that the text of a European patent application and the applicant’s actions during the prosecution history of the application which sought to limit…
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Patentability of intermediate chemical compounds – is it time for a change?
A 2011 decision of the Court of Turin addressed the controversial issue of the patentability of so-called "intermediate chemical products".
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