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05/09/2021

Best wishes for a Happy, Healthy and Sweet New Year.

07/02/2021

An important announcement by the Gulf Cooperation Council Patent Office (GCCPO) for applicants seeking to pursue patent protection in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Oman, Kuwait, Qatar, and/or Bahrain. As of January 6, 2021, applicants will no longer be able to file one application covering the 6 countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC).

Read more in an article by IP-Coster,

After 20 years of operation, the Gulf Cooperation Council Patent Office (GCCPO) announced on January 5, 2021 that it had ceased the acceptance of new patent applications as of January 6, 2021. The decision is accompanied by the introduction of an amended GCC patent law, which is not yet available to...

11/01/2021

Founder Keren Miller provided the Israel chapter for the global IP guide in the newly launched IPR Gorilla magazine.
https://theiprgorilla.com/keren-miller-article/

23/12/2020

Happy Holidays and best wishes for a Happy and Healthy New Year.

10/12/2020

IP חנוכה שמח מקרן מילר
Hanukah Sameach from Keren Miller IP

07/12/2020

Breakthrough news in the food-tech industry as Singapore is the first country in the world to provide regulatory approval for the sale of lab-grown chicken, https://lnkd.in/eBY6Wi8 Eat Just The New York Times

The approval for a U.S. start-up’s “cultured chicken” product is a small victory for the nascent laboratory meat industry. Less clear is whether other countries will follow.

03/12/2020

An update on the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)'s new tool supporting the production and cross-border filing of amino acid and nucleotide sequence listings of patent applications in the biotechnology sector, https://lnkd.in/dxRRgc5.

New tool that supports the production and cross-border filing of patent applications generated in the biotechnology sector

26/10/2020

An interesting article on IPWatchdog, Inc about the importance of naming all inventors in a patent and the measures that should be taken with regard to inventors.

Naming the correct inventors is critical when drafting a U.S. patent. Patents must have all inventors properly named. Deciding who is an inventor is a complicated task and great care must be taken to not add or omit people who are not inventors.