The end of the year always brings a mix of reflection and seasonal creativity, and IP is no exception. From holiday music and blockbuster theatre to must-have toys and trademark lessons from the year’s biggest cases, these recent articles show how intellectual property quietly powers the moments people enjoy most this time of year. Here’s

Das Jahr neigt sich dem Ende zu und wir möchten uns einen Moment Zeit nehmen, um nachzudenken, Danke zu sagen und nach vorne zu schauen. Sehen Sie sich das Weihnachtsvideo des CPI an und feiern Sie mit uns die Partnerschaften, Fortschritte und Möglichkeiten, die im neuen Jahr vor uns liegen.

Over the past month, several important rulings, regulatory debates, and procedural proposals have emerged at the USPTO and in U.S. federal courts — developments that may influence how you draft, defend, enforce, and value patents. For IP managers, staying current with these changes is critical to safeguarding portfolios, reducing litigation risk, and aligning strategy with

In the last month, several important rulings, data releases, and analyses have surfaced that could shape how IP teams manage filings, draft claims, engage stakeholders, and communicate the value of their portfolios. From AI-inventorship guidance to global shifts in IP awareness, these developments carry actionable implications — especially for teams in biotech, software, global portfolios,

The past month brought several meaningful updates for IP professionals — from new UK design-law consultations and shifting consumer attitudes toward IP rights to critical patent-litigation developments and policy debates within WIPO. These updates highlight where IP management practices may soon evolve and what steps you can take now to strengthen compliance, enforcement, and communication

Several practical IP updates were published in the last month that may influence portfolio workflows, enforcement planning, or industry engagement. Here is what matters and why.

October 2025 brought important updates from IPWatchdog, the UK IPO, and WIPO that may affect how you manage patents, trademarks, and global filings. From new procedural requirements to emerging technology issues, here’s what you need to know — and where to learn more.

If you manage or support IP portfolios, external shifts in policy, enforcement, global initiatives and patent office systems can directly affect budgeting, workflow planning and how you advise stakeholders. The following summaries highlight recent discussions from IPWatchdog, the UK IPO, and WIPO, with emphasis on how these trends may influence your day-to-day IP work.

CPI introduces its Disclosure Management System (DMS) as a standalone solution, offering inventors and IP teams a smarter way to manage innovation. This configurable module boosts invention output, streamlines workflows, and works independently or with CPI’s Patent Management Platform.

Discover how CPI’s 2025 European Demo Tour showcases AI-powered IP management solutions designed to streamline workflows, enhance compliance, and protect your global IP portfolio.