NO&T IP Law Update

NO&T IP Law Update

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Judgment rendered by the Grand Panel of the Intellectual Property High Court on March 19, 2025, regarding the patentability of compositions which contemplate medical procedures both before and after manufacture

Kenji Tosaki, Masato Kumeuchi, Soichiro Unami (Co-author)

Dispute Resolution
IP Disputes
Intellectual Property
IP Transactions
Pharmaceutical and Healthcare
Medical, Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences

Update: A Second Court Decision addressing Patent Linkage and Unfair Competition

Judgment rendered by the Grand Panel of the Intellectual Property High Court on March 19, 2025, regarding the patentability of compositions which contemplate medical procedures both before and after manufacture

Patents: – The Principle of Territoriality: Two Notable Judgments of the Supreme Court of Japan rendered on March 3, 2025

＜AI Update＞ AI Inventorship: IP High Court in Japan Rules AI Cannot Be Listed as Inventor

Recent Court Decision on (i) Scope of Medicinal Use Invention and (ii) Patent Linkage

IP High Court Judgment in the “Sushi Zanmai” Case: Trademark Infringement or not in Japan regarding Webpage Displays of Marks for Services Offered Abroad by a Group Company

Protection of Inventions Based on Developments in AI Technology in Japan in Light of the “Interim Report of the Study Group on Intellectual Property Rights in the AI Era”

Recent Ruling from Tokyo District Court: AI Does Not Qualify as Inventor

Report on AI and Copyright Issues by Japanese Government

Japan a Paradise for Machine Learning, Not Generative AI