Meeting invitation

The Research Exemption – US, European and Danish perspectives

Inspicos is pleased to invite you to a seminar where we summarize the present law and case law on safe harbor provisions in the U.S. and Europe. We then move on to discuss some case studies relevant to Danish businesses and universities. Are you...

Our Aarhus office has moved

As of 15 August 2016 Inspicos’ branch in Aarhus has relocated to newly refurbished offices at the following address: Frederiksgade 1, 8000 Aarhus C. The offices are located in the same building, in which the Aarhus branch was located from 2004 to 2009. Following...

What does Brexit mean to your IP in Europe?

Ulla Klinge reports. The short answer is there is no immediate impact. Following the referendum result the British Parliament will now consider how and when to proceed. The UK’s exit from the EU will be negotiated over at least the next two years, and...

Highlights from the EPO’s 2015 statistics

Jakob Pade Frederiksen reports. The EPO has boasted performance gains in 2015, with the number of grants having increased by some 6% compared to the previous year. A closer look at the official EPO statistics of 2015 reveals more details. As in previous years,...

Ranking results 2016

In the 2016 edition of Managing Intellectual Property’s World IP Survey, Inspicos has for the ninth year in a row been ranked in Tier 1 as one of only two Danish patent agencies. MIP’s survey is a qualitative ranking based on comprehensive analyses and...

The EPO reviews accelerated prosecution

Edward J. Farrington reports. In 2010, the EPO introduced the “PACE” programme, which allowed applicants to accelerate prosecution of patent applications pending before the EPO. Under the PACE programme, the EPO would make every effort to issue a first examination communication within three months...