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EPO pharma case law trends 2025: Clinical inventions

  • 26th November 2025
The law in the pharma sector field is also constantly evolving. Understanding the case law trends when drafting, prosecuting and defending these cases is therefore paramount. In our second post on EPO pharma case law trends in 2025 (see Evolve Insights), we review the most impactful decisions of the year relating to clinical-stage inventions. 

EPO pharma case law trends 2025: Antibodies and biologics

  • 19th November 2025
The science of biologics is rapidly progressing, with the development of ever more complex protein structures, incorporation of molecules into cell therapies and the increasing use of AI-assisted design and in silico modelling. Patent law must respond to these new challenges. What better time to take a look at the trends from the EPO case…

Insufficiency resulting from mutually exclusive definitions: The repercussive effect of dependent claims (T 0878/23)

  • 18th November 2025
In T 0878/23, the Board of Appeal ruled that mutually exclusive ranges in dependent claims constitute fatal insufficiency rather than a mere lack of clarity. This decision underscores the “repercussive effect” of claim dependencies, warning that internal contradictions can make an invention technically impossible to perform.

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