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When priority is no longer enough: The General Court establishes an essential requirement in opposition proceedings. Unipreus v EUIPO – Wallapop (T-551/24).
By Pablo Frezza Gutiérrez
G 1/24 and G 1/25: Two Decisions Redefining the Relationship Between Claims and the Description in European Patents
By Sylvia Bort Martí
AI alone is not enough: the EPO clarifies what it takes to patent AI-based innovations
By Dennis Cumba Chamorro
The IP Bridge v Geely case in Brazil: a look at Standard Essential Patents (SEPs) and their practical enforcement
By Nicolás Carvajal
“Freedom of expression, yes; using someone else’s trade mark, it depends”: the CJEU sets limits on freedom of expression in relation to reputed trade marks
By Diego Beltrán González
The Spanish Supreme Court brings the “Cute War” between Mr Wonderful and Ale-Hop to an end: where are the limits of lawful imitation?
By Jaume Mourisco Ayuso
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Luis Ignacio Vicente del Olmo, Strategic Advisor at PONS IP Those without vision tend to confuse R&D with innovation. In Spain, we sometimes treat the two concepts as interchangeable, when in practice they are distinct activities that require different skill...
Author: Claudia Caro. Director, PONS IP Colombia. A song may be written in a matter of hours, yet transforming it into an activity capable of generating value requires far more than talent alone. Behind every piece of music lies a network of...
PONS IP, the global consulting firm specialising in intellectual property, has boosted its international agenda during the second half of the year by participating in four high-level meetings in Europe, Asia and the United States in which it has highlighted...
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