Welcome to Greenshoots

Greenshoots is a collection of fresh intellectual property insight, analysis and commentary on the issues that matter most to those who invent, manage and protect intellectual property, written by the IP specialists of Appleyard Lees.

Now that you’re here, why not take a look around?

Podcasts

The Greenshoots Podcast by Appleyard Lees – Wires & code: the IP journeys of two trainee patent attorneys

Join Trainee Patent Attorneys, William Emond, and Georgios Theocaridis, as they discuss their unique journeys into intellectual property, transitioning from engineering and physics backgrounds. They share insights into their work supporting innovation, the unique opportunities in patent law, and advice for those interested in pursuing a career in IP.

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Podcasts

The Greenshoots Podcast by Appleyard Lees – from engineering to IP: navigating the path to a career in intellectual property law

In this episode, Trainee Trade Mark Attorney Amardeep Brar is joined by Patent Attorney Alia Tayer who takes a deeper dive into the Amardeep's decision to transition from an engineering career to a role in intellectual property law.

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Trainee blogs

Understanding patents: what they are and how to navigate the application process

Written by trainees for trainees.
In this blog piece, Trainee Patent Attorney, Jack Braithwaite, delves into the process of filing a patent application, explaining its key steps, and offering practical advice. He also provides an overview of what a patent is and highlights its importance in protecting intellectual property.

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Articles

G1/24 referral to the Enlarged Board of Appeal (EBOA) – will the EBOA resolve the burning issue of claim interpretation?

Senior Associate, Edward Rainsford, discusses a referral brought to the Enlarged Board of Appeal. The Enlarged Board of Appeal has been presented with several questions about the extent to which the description and figures should be consulted when interpreting the claims of a patent application. The upcoming decision could clarify claim interpretation in future cases.

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Trainee blogs

From space tech enthusiast to IP law trainee: how I combined my interest in space technology, and a degree in physics, with a legal career

Written by trainees for trainees.
Trainee Patent Attorney, Jordan Tinkler, reveals how he turned his passion for space technology into a dynamic law career, using his physics degree to fuel his exciting journey into the world of patents and innovation.

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Trainee blogs

Celebrating success: reflecting on the 2024 EQE exam results

Written by trainees for trainees.
In this blog, now qualified European Patent Attorney, Emily Bevan-Smith, talks us through the much-anticipated moment she received her EQE results.

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Clinical trials: what you can and cannot do – exemptions to patent infringement in the UK

Clinical trials in the UK are governed by what can at times appear like, a complex arrangement of provisions and exemptions. In this article, we summarise these provisions and provide a guide on how to ensure that intellectual property rights are not infringed in the process of carrying out a clinical trial.

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Trainee blogs

From engineering to trade marks: a journey into intellectual property law

Written by trainees for trainees.
From an engineering focus in academia, to a fulfilling career in intellectual property (IP) law - In this blog, Amardeep provides valuable insights into his career journey into IP law so far.

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Articles

Malaria: new vaccines hailed as a breakthrough in the fight against the disease

In this article, Appleyard Lees', Senior Associate and Patent Attorney, Sarah Gibbs, explores how the launch of two recently developed malaria vaccines, RTS,S and R21, marks a critical milestone in combating malaria. Sarah explores how integrating these vaccines with existing control measures in Africa sets out a promising path towards near-eradication of malaria.

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Articles

Sanofi and Regeneron vs Amgen – UPC’s first revocation decision

The first revocation decision from the Unified Patent Court (UPC) has seen a win for Sanofi and Regeneron in a dispute with Amgen over cholesterol lowering drugs.

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Podcasts

The Greenshoots Podcast by Appleyard Lees – commercialising innovation: five golden rules for licensors and licensees when licensing IP

In this episode, Amritjot Jethwa, Head of Commercial IP Contracts, is joined by Chris Hoole, Partner, in providing a quick-fire summary of 5 important factors to consider as a Licensor and as a Licensee when licensing technology, creating the building blocks for the successful commercialisation of IP.

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