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Changes will be introduced on 1 November 2012 that will see a reduction in some of the official filing and handling fees that apply to international patent applications
One of the most important aspects of the international patent system is the ability for a patent applicant to claim a priority right in one country based on a first patent application filed in another, usually the applicant’s home country
Michael Caine, a partner of Davies Collison Cave, recently conducted a study on behalf of FICPI in relation to the operation of Article 4C(4) of the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property
