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ALCON EYE CARE UK LTD v AMO DEVELOPMENT, LLC

Reports of Patent, Design and Trade Mark Cases, 2022
Abstract H1 Patents—European patents—Revocation—Ophthalmic surgery—Cataract surgery—Validity—Characteristics and experience of the skilled person—Interaction between skilled team members—Common general knowledge—Negative or intermediate common general knowledge—Obviousness—Hindsight—Insufficiency—Evidence—Expert witnesses—Case ...
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DR REDDY’S LABORATORIES (UK) LTD v WARNER-LAMBERT CO LLC

Reports of Patent, Design and Trade Mark Cases, 2022
  H1 Patents — European patents — Pharmaceuticals — Multi-party litigation — Interim injunctions and interim undertakings — Cross-undertakings in damages — Threats — Relevant patent claims held invalid — Assessment of damages — Preliminary issues — Counterfactual ...
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OPTIS CELLULAR TECHNOLOGY LLC v APPLE RETAIL UK LTD (TRIAL B)

Reports of Patent, Design and Trade Mark Cases, 2022
  H1 Patents — European Patents — Telecommunications — Standards essential patents — Infringement — Essentiality — Validity — Common general knowledge — Construction — Scope of Protection — Anticipation — Anticipation by equivalence — Obviousness — Workshop modifications — Proprietary estoppel — Acquiescence —”Inaction or ...
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SYSTEM PRODUCTS UK LTD v TRUSCOTT TERRACE HOLDINGS LLC

Reports of Patent, Design and Trade Mark Cases, 2019
Abstract H1 Registered designs – Validity – Bottle shapes – Novelty – Res judicata – Issue estoppel – Clarity of pleading – Whether ground now relied upon could and should have been raised in earlier proceedings – Whether sister companies were “privies” – Use of “Wayback Machine” evidence – Litigants without professional representation –
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UK Investors in US LLCs Exposed to Double Taxation – Is This the End of the Story?

European Taxation, 2013
This note addresses the UK position on double taxation relief in situations involving hybrid entities, as recently illustrated by the Court of Appeal decision in Anson (2013). The implications of the case are discussed from an international tax perspective.
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