5 October 2020Muireann Bolger

Five minutes with…Mike Fuller, managing partner at Knobbe Martens

Ahead of his participation in an LSPN Connect session, Trade Secrets: An Alternative for Life Sciences IP? on Thursday, October 8, Mike Fuller, managing partner at Knobbe Martens, shares some insights about the challenges facing life sciences IP and why innovations are ripe for trade secret protection.

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Five minutes with...Ryan Abbott, lead of the Artificial Inventor Project

2 October 2020 The author of “The Reasonable Robot: Artificial Intelligence and the Law” and professor of law and health science at the University of Surrey, Ryan Abbott, on this month’s “Dabus” ruling at the English High Court, and how the legal framework constrains artificial intelligence.

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