14 April 2025 • 1 minute read
Intellectual Property News Q1 2025
Welcome to Intellectual Property News, our quarterly bulletin covering key developments and trends in intellectual property (IP) law.
As today’s digital landscape grows more complex, DLA Piper aims to help develop, protect, and enforce all forms of IP rights in a competitive and global market. This newsletter is designed to help you prepare for what's ahead.
Please enjoy these insights, and, if you have any questions about the implications of these issues for your business, please reach out to the authors or to our leaders – Sean Cunningham and Gina Durham – or to our editor, Marc Miller.
As today’s digital landscape grows more complex, DLA Piper aims to help develop, protect, and enforce all forms of IP rights in a competitive and global market. This newsletter is designed to help you prepare for what's ahead.
Please enjoy these insights, and, if you have any questions about the implications of these issues for your business, please reach out to the authors or to our leaders – Sean Cunningham and Gina Durham – or to our editor, Marc Miller.
Patenting quantum computing: Challenges, trends, and future prospects
While the US leads in quantum patent filings, China and Europe are rapidly increasing their patent activity, positioning themselves as major players in the race for quantum IP.
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Federal Circuit asked to rethink ITC’s longstanding exclusion of investment categories for economic domestic industry
A judge panel recently heard oral argument in an appeal from a Section 337 investigation into patent infringing imports of artificial eyelash extensions and related accessories.
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IP law – A stimulus or hindrance to innovation?
DLA Piper Partners Mark O'Conor, Marlene Winther-Plas, Alexis Fierens, and Frank Valentin discuss the role of IP in fostering innovation and creativity, the impact of AI, and more. Listen to our podcast.
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