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Meeting important patent deadlines in view of the Covid-19 outbreak
Stay informed about the impact of the Covid-19 outbreak on patent services around the world. Our patent attorneys will advise you at this time of crisis.
Artificial intelligence – born with patents
When Google’s AlphaGo beat the No. 1 Go player in the world in 2016, the world started to realise the magic power of Artificial Intelligence […]
Vald Performance v Kangatech: Why you need to use an IP solicitor to guide you in licensing your pat...
Mike Biagio discusses the case of Vald Performance vs Kangatech, which demonstrates the outcome of a license that is not done properly and why you need an IP solictor’s advice in drafting exclusive licenses.
CRISPR – Patent revoked due to unsuccessful transfer of priority rights to Europe
A CRISPR patent was revoked due to unsuccessful transfer of priority rights to Europe through PCT.
Baxter IP allied law firm, Interface Legal, wins defence to patent infringement in the Australian Fe...
Interface Legal recently obtained a win for its client in a Federal Court matter of patent infringement.
Baxter IP partners with AgCrowd – a potential win for Agtech / Energytech innovators
Baxter IP is pleased to announce its partnership with AgCrowd, an investment platform for Agtech and energy-tech companies. By combining the resources of a top-notch, […]
Claims and issues in filing chemical, biotech and pharmaceutical patents
Since the awarding of one of the very first modern patents to Samuel Hopkins in 1790 for his potash production method, chemical patents have been […]
A case review: Rokt Pte Ltd v Commissioner of Patents [2018]
The “ROKT” case sheds light on how the court will address manner of manufacture issues for computer implemented methods. – Naleesha Niranjan
A case review: Davies v Lazer Safe Pty Ltd [2019] FCAFC 65
Naleesha Niranjan reviews a patent infringement case which underlines the importance of construing claims without imparting to them glosses drawn from the specification.