Patents

Press Review
Patents, Avocats
Plasseraud IP in JUVE Patent’s article about the UPC
JUVE Patent, a reference legal review dedicated to the European patent market, has analysed (...)
Newsletter January 2022
Alexandre Decreton, Albert Hassine
Patents, Mechanics - Electronics - IT
Non-employed inventors
Two new articles of the French Law, in force since December 2021, provide the automatic devolution (...)
Newsletter January 2022
Bertrand Loisel
Patents
European patent
The end of a headache for applicants? In a decision T 1989/18 of December 16, 2021, the Board of (...)
Newsletter January 2022
Patents
 German Patent Act
Injunctions: reducing the gap and the hardship - 31 months for German phase entry The German (...)
Newsletter January 2022
Isabelle Labarre
Patents, Biology Chemistry
Patent Term Extension
On June 01, 2021, the fourth amendment of Patent Law in China entered into effect.  This amendment (...)
Newsletter January 2022
Laurence Loumes
Patents
pacte law
In 2019, a series of new laws came into force with the goal of strengthening the French economy. (...)
Events & Conferences
Laurence Loumes
Patents
Plasseraud IP at the EU-Japan Innovation Day
Meet our experts Atsuya TAKESHITA, Japanese Patent Attorney, and Laurence Loumes, European Patent (...)
Events & Conferences
Ina Schreiber
Patents
Plasseraud IP speaks about the French patent law reform in Germany
The French patent law reform, loi PACTE: from evolution to practice.   In application since January (...)
Events & Conferences
Patents, Trademarks & Designs
Plasseraud IP at the AIPPI International Congress
Cyra Nargolwalla, Guylène Kiesel Le Cosquer, and Frédéric Glaize, Partners at Plasseraud IP, and (...)
Newsletter September 2021
Mathias Robert
Patents
Patent eligibility
Artificial intelligence enables machines to learn from experience and mimic human behavior on (...)
Laurence Loumes
Patents
certificat d’utilité
The French utility model “certificat d’utilité” (literally utility certificate) is a property title (...)
Article
Laurence Loumes , Mathias Robert
Patents, Mechanics - Electronics - IT
patent eligibility
The first hurdle to patent an invention in the USA is to pass the patent eligibility bar of 35 U.S. (...)