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With a total of 627 new cases, the number of newly filed actions for technical property rights at the seven courts focusing on patent disputes was almost 14% higher in 2025 than in the previous year. In 2024, companies had only filed 551 new lawsuits. This means that the figures in Germany rose again for the first time since 2021 after years of decline.

Munich fir...


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The Unified Patent Court ceased publishing statistics on current number cases since July 2025. In response to a query from JUVE Patent, the UPC announced it would publish an annual report for 2025. However, the court has yet to publish the document.

It is therefore not yet publicly known how many cases the court received last year. Nevertheless, the


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JUVE Patent: There were 332 new cases at the two patent litigation chambers at Munich Regional Court in 2025, a significant increase of 52% and thus bucking the trend at national patent courts. How do you explain this development?

Oliver Schön: The rising number of proceedings in Munich is undoubtedly related to the fact that ...


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WobbleWorks owns EP 2 928 672 B1, which protects a “hand-held three-dimensional drawing device”. The patent relates specifically to a device that extrudes feedstock material to apply it to a surface. Users can apply the material in multiple layers to create three-d...


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Today, the UK Supreme Court handed down its ruling in a complex case concerning the patentability of AI. The judges found that the UK approach under the Aerotel vs the UK Patent office decision involved a misinterpretation of A...


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