Hogan Lovells IP In-house Market Study: IP at the Next Frontier - Packed with exclusive benchmarks, client perspectives, and our Hogan Lovells point of view, this study empowers you to anticipate change, seize opportunity, and lead with confidence: ow.ly/IM6n50Y4H7I

WTR recognized 57 of our lawyers as ‘world leading trademark professionals’ in WTR 1000 2026. We received 17 jurisdictional rankings including 8 of our offices ranked Gold and 5 ranked Silver. Thank you to our clients and congratulations to the team! ow.ly/gyl450Y5gPG

JPM 2026: Panelists advise on early-stage financing, IP strategy, and VC expectations for leadership - Pharmaceutical & biotechnology valuations... jdsupra.com/legalnews/jpm-… | by Hogan Lovells

Maria Luigia Franceschelli, Giulia Ghidini, and Valentina Cerrigone discuss the new EUIPO Common Practice on the Distinctive Character of Slogans which aims to clarify what makes slogans distinctive, ensuring that IP offices assess these signs accordingly: ow.ly/IOFy50Y5P4A

Catch the January edition of Anchovy News: ICANN, #DomainName industry & domain name recuperation news including: > 2025, a bumper year for WIPO domain name disputes > Tanzania’s digital shift - secure domains > DNS Belgium leverages AI with RegCheck tool ow.ly/eXcS50Y5Poq

In this episode of The Data Chronicles, host Scott Loughlin is joined by #IP partners Anna Kurian Shaw and Lauren Cury to unpack how fast‑moving #AI innovation is reshaping intellectual property risk: ow.ly/93QQ50Y5W0k

11 March - Digital Transformation Academy LIVE - Join our APAC Technology Webinar. Our speakers will examine the intersection of open source software and AI in the APAC region, with a particular focus on Mainland China and Hong Kong. Register here: ow.ly/mNBu50Y8NBP

The CJEU set aside the General Court decision in Nowhere v EUIPO and upheld the appeal brought by the Office. As a result, the pre-existing approach will prevail, and the established practice in opposition and invalidity proceedings will continue. More: ow.ly/HKF750Y9MMZ

The UK Supreme Court judgment in ‘Emotional Perception AI’ is due to be handed down tomorrow (11 Feb). Will AI-implemented inventions, such as Artificial Neural Networks, be considered patentable? More context in our earlier Patent Lawyer Magazine report: ow.ly/Iepw50YcmMM

With the Milano-Cortina 2026 Olympic games just started, brands, media operators & businesses are under unprecedented public scrutiny. Maria Luigia Franceschelli discusses the Italian legal IP framework and wider key issues around Olympic & Paralympic IP: ow.ly/AXhz50YcFwO

In this article Alastair Shaw and Penelope Thornton take a look at what to expect in 2026 in the area of #AI and #UK #copyright, including key judgments, legislative proposals and other developments on the horizon: ow.ly/5nEE50YcFzC

The Hong Kong Government has launched a three-month public consultation on proposed reforms to its registered designs regime. A timely action for creative & manufacturing industries. PJ Kaur and Renee Wan discuss the key issues on Our thinking here: ow.ly/EhkX50YcFHi

Today, in the Emotional Perception appeal, the UK Supreme Court has replaced the Aerotel test for with the “any hardware” approach used by the EPO, which could make it easier for inventions concerning ANNs (and similar) to be patented in the UK. More: ow.ly/kRc150YcYUn

DNS Belgium (.BE domain name organization) is using a new machine-learning system called RegCheck to identify and block suspicious registrations before they become active. We discuss the development, challenges and performance of this innovative system: ow.ly/JUiN50Ygy74

Drafting to Avoid Unintended Consequences in Light of an “Unambiguous” Ruling - Life Sciences Transactional Insights jdsupra.com/legalnews/draf… | by Hogan Lovells

How the EU Biotech Act aims to foster biotech innovation in Europe - Trends in Cell, Tissue, and Gene Therapies jdsupra.com/legalnews/how-… | by Hogan Lovells

Post Election Japan: AI policy & regulatory/operational updates jdsupra.com/legalnews/post… | by Hogan Lovells

The FDA is embracing AI and may seek to abbreviate clinical development for innovative cures. Meanwhile, the courts continue to shape Orange Book patent listing practices, and the Supreme Court is set to opine on the implications of labeling carve-outs: ow.ly/zG6h50Yhwwn

Our IP practice has been nominated for 37 awards at the 2026 Managing IP EMEA Awards, including 28 practice awards and nine individual practitioner awards. Thank you to our clients and congratulations to the team – we look forward to the awards ceremony! ow.ly/76Mf50Yhwzj