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Publications - 05 Nov 2015

After Morocco, it is now Possible to Validate a European Patent in Moldova!

By Sylvain Thivillier
Publications - 19 Oct 2015

How to End your Contractual Agreements Problem Free

By Isabelle LECAT
Publications - 09 Oct 2015

Isolated Nucleic Acids are no Longer Patentable in Australia

By Frédérique Faivre Petit
Publications - 06 Oct 2015

Crocodiles are Allowed to eat up Caimans According to the General Court

By Martine Bloch-Weill
Publications - 24 Aug 2015

China: Beware of Fraudulent Trademark and Domain Name Filings

By Esther Dupain
Publications - 11 Aug 2015

Art Purchasing: Have you actually read the "Standard Contracts" proposed by the Images Banks that you use?

By Katia Pouilly
Publications - 17 Jun 2015

Nobody Puts the URS in a Corner

By Nicolas Demilly
Publications - 17 Jun 2015

The Longchamp Bag: The Supreme Court does not yet Consider it Case Closed

By Martine Bloch-Weill
Publications - 15 Jun 2015

Geographical Indications for Industrial and Handmade Products and Local Authorities: Opposition Proceedings before the INPI!

By Jean-Charles NICOLLET
Publications - 18 May 2015

Human Embryonic Stem Cell Patentability in Europe and the United States

By Gabrielle Faure-André, Ph.D
Publications - 19 Mar 2015

Amendments Before the European Patent Office

By Sylvain Thivillier
Publications - 12 Mar 2015

Validation of European Patents in Morocco

By Christian TEXIER
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