Patent Law

A Handbook on European and German Patent Law

1123 Seiten, Hardcover

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

This handbook presents a comprehensive view of substantive patent law in a European and international context. German patent law is used as an example of a mature patent law regime. The handbook covers the following subjects:

Introduction

Invention and their amenability to patent protection

Ownership

Patent transfer and licensing

Grant and rejection of patents

Interpretation and scope of protection of patents

Chemical and biological inventions

Use of a patent Defences

Legal consequences of patent infringement

European Patent and European Patent Court

Other proceedings and claims in patent cases

The law of utility models

The supplementary protection certificate

This handbook is edited by Dr Maximilian Haedicke, Professor of IP law at the University of Freiburg and judge at the Düsseldorf Regional Court of Appeal;
Dr Henrik Timmann is patent litigator in Düsseldorf.
The authors are patent attorneys, patent litigators, and judges with a deep knowledge in patent law in Germany, Europe and worldwide.

‘In light of the recent establishment of a Unified Patent Court, this handbook gains momentum and serves as a detailed and reliable tool for the anticipated rennaissance of Patent Law.’

Apostolos Anthimos, in: Armenopoulos, 2014, 10

• Reihe: Beck international
• ISBN: 9783406650741
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 09.12.2013
• Genre: Recht/Handelsrecht, Wirtschaftsrecht
• Verlag: C.H.Beck
• Sonstige Bearbeitung von: Dirk Bühler
• Sonstige Bearbeitung von: Maximilian Haedicke, Henrik Timmann, Johannes W. Bukow, Martin Chakraborty, Maximilian Haedicke, Felix Harbsmeier, Dietrich Kamlah, Felix Landry, Ralph Nack, Joel S.H. Nägerl, Rüdiger Pansch, Marco Stief, Henrik Timmann, Axel Verhauwen, Lorenz Walder-Hartmann