Failure to file a patent opposition within a period of nine months from the publication of the grant leaves prospective contestants with no option but to challenge the patent by individually filing for revocation in the national courts of the countries applicable.

Luxembourg's 2018 budget law offers a special tax incentive for certain incomes from Intellectual Property rights.

Dennemeyer is ISO 27001 certified and committed to GDPR compliance across our services.

A fun retrospective about the world in 1962 and then a talk about how the world has changed for everybody.

On March 1, 2018, the validation agreement between the European Patent Office and Cambodia will enter into force. Discover how validation agreements can streamline patent filings globally and help applicants reduce costs.

The average annual growth rate of actions related to NPEs between 2007 and 2017 was as high as 19%. Trolls must be taken out of the game!

Find out what is “computer-implemented invention” and what strategies should inventors employ when trying to patent-protect their computer-implemented products.

During the Paris Innovation & IP Forum and Awards, the Dennemeyer Group was awarded the gold medal in the Best IP Advisor in Belgium and Luxembourg category.

Romain Hoffmann witnessed the birth of IP software. And now, 33 years after, he shares his story on how a closet sized computer revolutionized the IP market.

The Dennemeyer Group successfully completed the transition from ISO 9001: 2008 certification for quality management to ISO 9001:2015.

This year Dennemeyer decided to support transparency and sustainable use of natural resources, therefore we decided to donate WWF part of the proceeding from our IP Christmas Quiz.

Stefan Rautenberg - Global Head of Business Development at Dennemeyer - describes the evolution of the IP industry and how Dennemeyer stays ahead of the curve.

The new office will assist current and future clients with protecting their IP rights in France.

The Dennemeyer Group and IPCORP are pleased to announce their partnership, aiming to ensure the optimal use of blockchain technology for the protection of Intellectual Property (IP).

The European Patent Office has issued decision G 1/16 on the allowability of undisclosed disclaimers introduced into a patent claim.