Bristows LLP
You, me & the UPC
Bristows' patent litigation experts unpack key UPC decisions, explore their implications, and share practical strategies to help your business navigate the UPC with confidence. Note: All information was correct at the time of recording.
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Sep 25, 2026
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Episodes
Ep 3: UPC Jurisdiction 27.09.2023 24:09
In our third episode of You, me & the UPC, our patent litigation experts, Naomi Hazenberg , Charlie French and Gregory Bacon , discuss the jurisdiction provisions of the UPC Agreement and the question of long-arm jurisdiction beyond UPC territories. They explore: Which cases can be brought in the UPC? Does a patentee have to bring a claim for infringement in all territories? Why are there di...
Ep 1: UPC Basics - Part 1 27.07.2023 11:37
In our first episode of You, me & the UPC, our patent litigation experts, Naomi Hazenberg and Charlie French , provide an overview of the new UPC system, which opened its doors on 1 June 2023. They explore: What does the UPC bring to the European patent litigation landscape? Which countries will participate in the UPC, now and in the future? Which patents are covered by the new system (and whi...
Ep 2: UPC Basics - Part 2 27.07.2023 17:34
In our second episode of You, me & the UPC, our patent litigation experts, Charlie French and Naomi Hazenberg , provide further insights and early figures for the new UPC system, which opened its doors on 1 June 2023. They explore: The different courts of the UPC: local and regional divisions, the Central Division and the Court of Appeal. The role of Milan in the re-formed Central Division. UP...
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