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Patent – Infringement. The claimant owned a patent, referred to as a 'mailer', which was a form, letter or other type of business communication, which was folded, sealed with an adhesive and then sent through the post. It alleged that the defendants had infringed the patent by making and disposing mailers falling within the claims of the patent. The proceedings were stayed in respect of the second to fifth defendants. The Intellectual Property and Enterprise Court held, in respect of the first defendant, that the patent was invalid for lack of novelty over one item of prior art and for lack of inventive step over two items of prior art.
Patent – Infringement. The claimant owned a patent, referred to as a 'mailer', which was a form, letter or other type of business communication, which was folded, sealed with an adhesive and then sent through the post. It alleged that the defendants had infringed the patent by making and disposing mailers falling within the claims of the patent. The proceedings were stayed in respect of the second to fifth defendants. The Intellectual Property and Enterprise Court held, in respect of the first defendant, that the patent was invalid for lack of novelty over one item of prior art and for lack of inventive step over two items of prior art.
Barbara Mills KC, the new Chair of the Bar, outlines some key themes and priorities
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Governments who play fast and loose with the law get into real trouble, says the new Attorney General. The Rt Hon Lord Hermer KC talks to Anthony Inglese CB about what drew this boy from Cardiff to the Bar, bringing the barrister ethos to the front bench, and how he will be measuring success
Mark Neale, Director General of the Bar Standards Board, offers an update on the Equality Rules consultation
