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Patent infringement: exploring multi-territorial issues

Patents are powerful tools that can be used to stop unauthorised parties from performing certain acts, such as making a patented product or using a patented process. However, patents are territorial in nature such that a patent has no effect, in terms of being useable to prevent unauthorised parties from performing infringing acts, outside of the territory in which it was granted. For example, a UK patent protecting an invention cannot be used to stop somebody from exploiting the invention in the USA, unless there are also infringing acts taking place in the UK.
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Patents: Extensions of time at the EPO

Navigating the patent application process at the European Patent Office (EPO) involves adhering to numerous time limits. Missing these deadlines can incur unexpected extra costs or risk jeopardising an application or granted patent, but the EPO offers mechanisms to extend or recover from missed deadlines.
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Guppy, Vansittart and Holmes: Three Pioneering Women Inventors

To mark International Women’s Day, we’re taking a look at three pioneering women inventors, each of whom were determined to Accelerate Action for women in engineering. These women faced an uphill battle as engineers in a “man’s world”, and each of them have contributed significantly to today’s modern technology.
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Event Success for Wynne-Jones IP

BetaDen sponsors, Patent and Trade Mark Attorney firm Wynne-Jones IP, were delighted to partner with the tech accelerator and the Business & IP Centre Worcestershire for ‘AI & Innovation: How to Stay Protected’ as part of the Innovation Worcestershire TechFest.
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