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Day one of the UK patent trial over blockbuster drug Jardiance put a lack of biological data, disputed evidence of testing and the limits of scientific prediction under the spotlight. 6 October 2026
Careers
The new partner advises technology and life sciences companies in Section 337 investigations and related patent disputes, drawing on extensive private practice and government experience. 6 October 2026
Regulation & Industry
Tapio Blanc, chief trademark officer at Roche, explains why fighting fakes can be a matter of life and death, and how AI, online platforms, and ‘mousetrap buys’ are affecting brand protection. 5 October 2026
Careers
Based in Munich, Germany, the new principal—who brings SEP licensing and trade secret expertise—will help grow the firm’s cross-border capabilities across Europe. 5 October 2026
In-house counsel
AI is helping legal and IP teams handle more work without adding headcount, but in-house counsel at LSPN Europe warn that knowing when not to rely on the technology is just as important as knowing how to use it. 2 October 2026
In-house counsel
With patent validity increasingly being fought over in both the UPC and EPO, Genevant Sciences’ Stephan Kutik talks to LSIPR about keeping parallel proceedings aligned and why teamwork matters. 1 October 2026
Regulation & Industry
LSPN Europe made its Basel debut, and two days of conversations showed just how much is changing for life sciences professionals—both in how they work and what they are being asked to do. Marisa Woutersen tallies up the talking points. 1 October 2026
Pharma
The decision leaves a $177 million verdict against Lilly intact, but a dissenting judge has warned the ruling could “undermine medical innovation” by allowing overly broad patent claims to survive and provide a way around the Supreme Court’s Amgen decision. 1 October 2026
Regulation & Industry
The Third Circuit has upheld Thomson Reuters’ victory over Ross Intelligence in the first US appellate ruling on whether AI training can qualify as fair use. With the court’s reasoning still sealed, the case could have significant implications for AI developers using copyrighted content to build competing products. 30 September 2026
Biotech
The gene-editing company has accused a former employee of secretly co-founding a Chinese biotech while still at the company, in a trade secrets lawsuit involving rival base-editing therapies and disputed patent filings. 29 September 2026


