1 February 2012PatentsJacqueline Needle

The UK unites against the Unified Patents Court

In 1978 the European Patent Office (EPO) opened for business. At that time there were proposals to provide a unitary Community patent, and the idea was also advanced of establishing a pan-European Court to deal with validity and infringement throughout Europe.

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