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An LLM is not (yet) a person skilled in the art (T 1193/23)

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First UPC decision to tackle infringement and validity of second medical claims (Sanofi v Amgen, UPC_CFI_505/2024)

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[Guest Post] Exhaustion of Trade Mark Rights and the Burden of Proof: Coty/Easycosmetic

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Government announces that UK+ IP exhaustion regime is here to stay

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Never Too Late: If you missed the IPKat last week!

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Defining the undefinable: The challenges and opportunities for cell therapy IP

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AI and Copyright - the Kidron Amendments

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The never-ending story of Brexit – Chapter: EUIPO v Nowhere – Act I: The Advocate General’s Opinion

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[Guest Post] A shotgun revocation? Did the South African court jump the gun in Regents of the University of California v Eurolab & Dis-Chem?

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[Guest Post] Out the Door, Back In Through the Grille: Warsaw Court Reverses Audi Advantage

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UK court reaffirms its stringent plausibility standard in AstraZeneca despite G 2/21

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Commercial success is a nothing-burger for the EPO in Wegovy patent inventive step analysis (T 1701/22, Obesity treatment with semaglutide)

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Of tables and other furniture: AG Szpunar advises CJEU on originality (but also proposes adoption of recognizability test for infringement)

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Tuesday Tiddlywinks

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An imaginative sign for smart houses qualifies for EU trade mark registration

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