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The UK remains a leading innovator – but falls behind on international patent filings

The UK remains highly ranked in terms of global innovation, but is the UK’s science and technology scene missing a trick when it comes to optimizing value for their innovations through… read more…

Unlocking AI Innovation: Why the UK patent system needs an urgent overhaul

An article by Partner Andrew White and Associate Jessie Harrison has been published in IAM Magazine giving insight on why the UK patent system needs an overhaul to better accommodate AI-related… read more…

Unified Patent Court grants access to evidence but concerns remain over how transparent the new European Court system is going to be

Commentary by Partner Nicholas Fox has been featured in Law360, Global Legal Post, World Intellectual Property Review, Managing Intellectual Property, Commercial Dispute Resolution,… read more…

Intellectual Property and Trade Marks (Taylor’s Version)

The European leg of ‘TAYLOR SWIFT THE ERAS TOUR’ has concluded, leaving fans ‘Enchanted’ as Taylor Swift continues her 152-date global tour, breaking records along the way She surpassed Michael… read more…

Mathys & Squire Partner Nicholas Fox was featured in an article by Solicitors Journal

Mathys & Squire Partner Nicholas Fox has been prominently featured in a recent article by the Solicitors Journal, which discusses the Unified Patent Court’s (UPC) decision to grant the firm… read more…

Mathys & Squire Managing Associate Harry Rowe was featured in the article by WTR

Mathys & Squire Managing Associate Harry Rowe was recently featured in ‘’Claiming X: lessons from the controversial rebrand that cost Twitter $32 billion in brand value ‘’ article by… read more…

New Government Minister for AI should make it easier to patent AI technology

One of the first tasks of the new UK Minister for AI, Feryal Clark MP, should be to make it easier for companies to patent AI models in the UK says Andrew White, Partner, of Mathys & Squire the… read more…

Are written proceedings before the UPC truly public? A tale of three access requests

The fates of three requests for access to pleadings and evidence filed with the Unified Patent Court (UPC) demonstrate how the judges of the UPC are still struggling with the court’s commitment to… read more…

UKIPO Launches Standards Essential Patents Resource Hub

As we reported on in 2022, the UKIPO has been working with stakeholders to assist in the challenges faced by industry with respect to standards essential patents (SEPs) This work has resulted in the… read more…

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