Our Computer Technology patent attorney team have produced a 2019 UK hearings digest that provides analysis of the decisions issued by the UKIPO relating to computer implemented inventions (CII).
Whether you work as in-house counsel or in overseas private practice, you should find the hints and tips for prosecuting CII applications useful, regardless of your jurisdiction or field. You can access the digest by completing the following form.
UK national patent applications are one of the most cost-effective applications globally and if you would like an idea of costs of filing or the chances of grant of an application then we would be happy to help. We welcome enquiries via computertech@gje.com.
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