The Munich Patent Court is facing major changes.
Tobias Pichlmaier, presiding patent judge at the Regional Court Munich, will take over an antitrust chamber. This will entail further staff changes in the 21st and 44th #Patent Chambers.
https://t.co/8qIJyLad0X
German Federal Patent Court sees pragmatic solution for listing AI as an inventor in the Dabus case. The listed inventor must be a natural person, but the AI system behind the invention may also be added.
Read more on JUVE Patent.
https://t.co/IyagP8IwQj
Some UPC officials think a quick start is unlikely due to the problems with the ratification with the PAP. But the UPC cannot cope with another delay. (5/5)
https://t.co/WikahYXcxl
One more member state must sign the #UPC protocol before prep can begin. But, in the 4 years that complaints to the German Constitutional Court blocked its launch, too many other governments relied on the UPC never getting off the ground.
That is now coming back to bite. (1/5)
The Preparatory Committee foresees that approximately eight months will be required for the final preparation. Currently Alexander Ramsay, chair of the Preparatory Committee, estimates that the UPC will start operations around mid-2022. (4/5)
BREAKING: Düsseldorf Regional Court appoints new presiding judge to its 4a Patent Chamber.
Bérénice Thom has long-standing experience and has played a role in such rulings as Apple v France Brevets and Polaris v Nvidia.
Read more on @JuvePatent
https://t.co/xlpYbpishj
@CevaSanteAnimal and Rospatt Osten Pross escalate dispute with @BayerPharma and @Elanco over veterinary drug.
After an infringement ruling from the Düsseldorf Regional Court, Bayer and Elanco may not sell BayCox Iron in injection form in Germany.
https://t.co/pbrLjYX8AT
Today JUVE has announced the nominees for this year’s JUVE Awards Germany 2021!
This includes the much coveted awards for JUVE IP Law Firm of the Year and German IP In-house Team of the Year.
Find out who the nominees are on @JuvePatent
https://t.co/zodJtGzw01