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The extent of patent coverage in offshore waters: a comparison

McDermott Will & Emery
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South Africa, United Kingdom, USA
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April 5 2012

Patents are often said to be defined by their claims and, as such, are analogous in the parlance of real property to the “metes and bounds” of a deed to real property

UK Supreme Court steps into line with Europe, but rejects U.S. approach

McDermott Will & Emery
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European Union, United Kingdom, USA
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November 30 2011

The UK’s highest court recently considered the provisions of the European Patent Convention (EPC) centering on the “susceptible of industrial application” requirement in the context of a patent describing a DNA sequence for a new protein, Neutrokine-α, which was a member of a group of similar proteins known as the TNF ligand superfamily

UK Supreme Court holds that U.S. copyright claims are justiciable in English courts

McDermott Will & Emery
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United Kingdom, USA
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September 30 2011

The UK Supreme Court has held that Star Wars Stormtrooper helmets are not sculptures due to their utilitarian nature and consequently do not constitute artistic works under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 (CDPA

The anti-deprivation principle and an Atlantic divide

McDermott Will & Emery
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United Kingdom, USA
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September 23 2009

Structured finance transactions frequently subordinate a swap counterparty’s rights to termination payments upon termination of a swap by reason of counterparty default

“Obvious to try” U.S. and UK positions converge

McDermott Will & Emery
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United Kingdom, USA
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July 27 2009

Post KSR, KSR International Co. v. Teleflex Inc., (see IP Update, Vol. 10, No. 5), the “obvious to try” test has become a hot topic for U.S. patent lawyers

House of Lords refuses extradition for price fixing

McDermott Will & Emery
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United Kingdom, USA
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March 14 2008

In a landmark decision, the UK House of Lords has ruled that Ian Norris, former Chief Executive of Morgan Crucible, may not be extradited to the United States to face price fixing charges

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The extent of patent coverage in offshore waters: a comparison

UK Supreme Court steps into line with Europe, but rejects U.S. approach

UK Supreme Court holds that U.S. copyright claims are justiciable in English courts

The anti-deprivation principle and an Atlantic divide

“Obvious to try” U.S. and UK positions converge

House of Lords refuses extradition for price fixing

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