DCPeloton - March 30 to April 7, 2025
is a unique opportunity to combine cycling, culture, networking, and fun in the heart of Flanders, Belgium. Join us for an extraordinary experience that will leave lasting memories and connections with colleagues in the Intellectual Property industry.
Meet our team
At De Clercq & Partners, every adviser and attorney on our team has an extensive scientific background in one or more of the areas of science all presenting at Ph.D or Engineer levels. This allows us to understand client inventions in the most intricate detail including anticipating their future developments, enabling us to optimize protection for these inventions. Further to this, De Clercq & Partners aims to deliver the optimal intellectual property environment in which clients are able to pursue and realise their ambitions.
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Our October newsletter is here!
Read more | Our October newsletter is here!De Clercq & Partners Celebrate MIP Recognitions
Read more | De Clercq & Partners Celebrate MIP RecognitionsUPC’s first revocation decision takes the EPO approach on antibody inventions a step further
Read more | UPC’s first revocation decision takes the EPO approach on antibody inventions a step furtherScientific reality is taken into account by The Hague Local Division of the UPC in granting preliminary injunction
Read more | Scientific reality is taken into account by The Hague Local Division of the UPC in granting preliminary injunctionUpcoming events
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AIPPI World Congress 2024 in Hangzhou (China)
De Clercq & Partners will be heading to Hangzhou (China) on October 19 - 22, 2024 to attend this year's edition of the AIPPI World Congress. Our firm will be represented by Koen Vanhalst and Tom Liessens.
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BIO-Europe 2024 in Stockholm
We’re excited to announce that Dr. Lieve Coenegrachts, European Patent Attorney and European Patent Litigator, will be representing us at this year's BIO-Europe conference from November 4 to 6, 2024.
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CII/Simulations // IP Café in Hasselt
This session will focus on Computer-Implemented Inventions (CII), providing an update on recent developments in European case law, including G 1/19 and T 2220/20. We will review the key legal decisions that affect patent applications for computer simulations and modelling, especially in AI and software.