Patent owners should not fear the Unified Patent Court
Fears of the unknown, such as qualms about the quality of Unified Patent Court (UPC) judges, the new court’s procedures and the substantive law it will apply, have contributed to a worry that a central attack might unreasonably lead to revocation by the UPC of a European patent in all participating states.
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4 March 2020 While the rejection of the UPC puts the project in peril, it could also put the UK at the centre of patent litigation, argues Jonathan Radcliffe of Reed Smith.