1 February 2013PatentsUlrich Blumenröder

Reasons to be cheerful: The case for the Unitary Patent

It is said that the Unitary Patent will be a cheaper protection option for rights holders. A lot of figures have been published about the potential savings. Most of these figures are flat-out wrong since they neglect the London Protocol, which makes many translations redundant.

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