5 September 2024NewsUnified Patent CourtMaureen Daly (left) and Karen Gallagher (right)

The price of Ireland’s inertia

For a UPC referendum to pass, stakeholders will need to capture the public’s imagination, say Maureen Daly and Karen Gallagher of Pinsent Masons.

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