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Advising Zeelo on its US$23 million Series B funding

25 June 2025

by Howard Palmer

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Advising on Draig Therapeutics' US$140 million series A financing

23 June 2025

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Work/Life - international employment news update

23 June 2025
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20 June 2025
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Our survey says … Building cyber resilience in the financial sector

20 June 2025
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Fashion and Luxury Market Update

18 June 2025
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Does regulation kill innovation?

How can GCs support growth and ensure regulatory compliance?

18 June 2025

by Giles Crown

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UPC patent infringement: recent updates for the life sciences sector

The United Patent Court (UPC) is increasingly influential in life sciences patent disputes, especially for pharmaceuticals, biotech, and medical devices. Handling 26% of infringement cases in this sector, the UPC offers faster, pan-European enforcement and is clarifying key legal issues. It’s becoming a crucial venue for protecting evolving life sciences innovations across Europe.

17 June 2025

by Dr Paul England and Alina Krukover

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The UPC going beyond its borders: how your company can profit from the latest case law

The UPC now allows life sciences companies to enforce European patents more efficiently across multiple countries through its long-arm jurisdiction. This lets patent holders sue distributors based in UPC member states in a single action, even if products are sold or made in non-UPC countries. Following key rulings the UPC can issue cross-border injunctions covering several national patent parts, while respecting jurisdiction limits on patent validity challenges.

17 June 2025
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