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Episode 7 - Obtaining documentary evidence in the UPC - a look at Rule 190 of the Rules of Procedure

In episode seven of Patent Perspectives, Paul England is joined by Lydia Birch, Anja Lunze and Michael Washbrook, to discuss the requirement of supporting UPC pleadings with evidence and examine how specific documents can be obtained under Rule 190 of the Rules of Procedure.  Voir l'épisode Voir l'épisode

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Episode 6 - Injunctions and proportionality in the UPC

In episode six of Patent Perspectives, Paul England is joined by Christian Dekoninck, Thomas Adocker and Chris Thornham, to discuss Injunctions and proportionality in the UPC. Voir l'épisode Voir l'épisode

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Episode 5: How is substantive law developing in the Unified Patent Court (UPC)?

In the fifth episode of Patent Perspectives, Paul England is joined by Marie Keup, Matthew Royle and Verena Bertram to discuss developments in infringement and validity law in the UPC, in particular the doctrine of equivalents and inventive step cases, and where the court has surprised or done as predicted. 

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Episode 4: SEPs and FRAND developments in the Unified Patent Court (UPC)

In the fourth episode of Patent Perspectives, Paul England is joined by Geert Theuws, Xuyang Zhu, Mike Washbrook and Phillip Rektorschek, to discuss SEPs and FRAND developments in the UPC, in particular what we can learn from the dispute between Panasonic and Oppo, and the questions that remain to be answered, as well as how this case sits alongside parallel litigation in the UK.

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