Key points
- In April 2015, I started with this weblog - fresh out of the EQE and inspired by the inimitable K's Law blog (which stopped in 2014).
- If you are a regular reader, you are part of quite a small group of case law aficionados. Only a few percent of the total number of European patent attorneys reads this blog regularly, is my estimate. I like to think of them as the (upcoming) thought leaders in the field.
- Of course, this blog couldn't exist without a regular supply of interesting decisions from the boards. So I would like to use the opportunity to thank the board members who add a sprinkle of 'bloggable' decisions to the continuous stream of run-of-the-mill decisions (without wishing to diminish in any way the importance of appeal decisions in run-of-the-mill cases for the parties concerned and to keep the EPO and our practices going).
Happy birthday! I regularly tell trainees to read this blog so your future readers are also being secured ;-).
ReplyDeleteThanks for your dedication! The silent minority appreciate your thorough work and always relevant reflections.
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ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the 10th anniversary of this insightful blog! Your consistent updates and deep dives into patent law have been an invaluable resource for professionals and students alike. As someone interested in the work of Patent Lawyers in India, I’ve found your content particularly helpful in understanding global trends and how they relate to our local practices. Looking forward to many more years of great posts!
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