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Reporting on the European patent law market by Christina Schulze, Journalist at www.juve-patent.com
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Intellectual Ventures case in France comes to an end

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By Christina Schulze Verified
| Juve Patent
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, it was the most high-profile case in France: the major hearing between Intellecutal Ventures and the defendants Orange, Bouygues Telecom and SFR was live-streamed. The Paris courtroom was attended by virtually every prominent lawyer in the French patent sector. Intellectual Ventures worked on the case with a team led by Julien Fréneaux of Bardehle Pagenberg. For a long time, it was the flagship case of the Paris office.
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After 120 years Plasseraud opens door to investor

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By Christina Schulze Verified
| Juve Patent
Plasseraud is not the first patent firm to respond to current challenges with an expansion strategy. Upcoming investments in AI-powered tools, as well as the expansion of existing offices and teams, require capital. IP network Rouse is carrying out its expansion with the support of MML Capital. French-based IP firm Ipsilon has brought Waterland on board. However, a similarly rapid acquisition of other firms, as seen in these examples, does not appear to be Plasseraud’s objective.
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Case numbers in Paris fell by a third in 2025

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By Christina Schulze Verified
| Juve Patent
It is a trend that is gaining momentum in the third year following the launch of the UPC. Cases at the key national patent courts within the UPC area are falling. This decline is particularly pronounced in Paris. In 2025, plaintiffs filed only 101 new cases. Compared to the previous year, this is a decrease of one third. Simultaneously, parties settled 145 cases. For the judges of the 3rd Chamber of the Judicial Court Paris, this also represents a shift in their work.
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