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30 January 2017Patents

WIPR survey: Readers say May’s statement means UK leaving UPC

Readers responding to WIPR’s recent survey have agreed that UK Prime Minister Theresa May has sent a strong message that the UK will look to leave the Unified Patent Court (UPC) as part of her Brexit plan.

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