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Supreme Court today awards patent inventor a further £2 million
A landmark patent decision today where Unilever must pay Professor Shanks a further £2 million as a fair share of the outstanding benefit...
I am both a UK & European patent attorney. Even a no-deal Brexit won't change that
Yes - even if there is no deal, I'll be able to continue to file and obtain patents granted by the European Patent Office.
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Here is how open-source software and patents work in harmony.
It sounds counter-intuitive, but it is perfectly possible to have a enforceable patent in place on software that is also open-source.
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