O2021_009, O2021_010: Ultrasun ./. STADA Arzneimittel
Forthcoming hearing of 17 April 2023
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O2021_013: Flexous ./. LVMH Swiss Manufactures
Forthcoming hearing of 27 April 2023
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G 2/21 (Plausibility):
Decision of 23 March 2023: Where do we go from there?
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Update:
The “dossier” (‘Aktenheft‘) of a patent application; Art. 65 PatA.
If you want to join live next time and be involved in the discussions that we sometimes have (and which are not part of the recording made available later): I am always aiming for the last Wednesday of a month, over lunch 12:15-12:45 hrs CE(S)T. I will share the invite and the draft agenda over LinkedIn; let’s connect there, too: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mwilming/.
It’s already close to the end of the month again, i.e. the next ‘Fireside Chat’ is upcoming. It will be the 19th edition already, and it will be on LinkedIn.
It’s already close to the end of the month again, i.e. the next ‘Fireside Chat’ is upcoming. It will be the 15th edition, and it will be on LinkedIn for the second time. The switch from Clubhouse to LinkedIn Live worked smoothly β at least for me; I do hope, for you, too! If you missed it: The recordings of #14 are still available here.
S2022_002
Novartis ./. Mepha Pharma
Order of 2 June 2022: ‘Fingolimod 0.5 mg’
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O2020_004 (the aftermath)
yodoba AG ./. Swisscom (Schweiz) AG
Rumour has it …
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INGRES
Some take-aways from the GA of 23 June 2022
/MW
UPDATE 29 June 2022: Just in case you missed the live session: The recording is still available on LinkedIn. For the podcast lovers, an audio-only version is available here. Apologies, again, for the technical glitches in the beginning when starting the streaming engine.
I was re-thinking the Fireside Chat format a while ago, and I have been curious to learn how you would like it. The outcome of my little poll showed a clear tendency: A preference for lunch time over the evening; and a preference for LinkedIn Live over Clubhouse.
Accordingly, the next Fireside Chat is planned as follows:
Please bear with me, I will skip the April edition of the ‘Swiss Patent Litigation – Fireside Chat’. For two simple reasons: First, I am on holiday (and I do not even have a headset with me). Second, the few things that have happened last month can easily be dealt with in the next session.
What’s your opinion on the format?
I started the ‘Fireside Chats’ more than a year ago on Clubhouse, always on the last Wednesday of a month at 19:00 hrs CET. I still like what I do there, and I had some very interesting discussions already.
But what about you?
Some told me that the time, 19:00 hrs CET, is not ideal. Commuting time, dinner time, family time, etc. Now, what about switching to lunch time, let’s say 12:15 CET?
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And what about Clubhouse in general? What I like about this format is that it really encourages discussion, not consumption. It is audio-only, i.e. the entry barrier is very low. Likewise, participating in a discussion is very easy: Raise a hand, jump on stage and let people know what you think. I do believe that some of the spontaneous discussions I had on Clubhouse would not have been possible e.g. in the comments on a Blog, or LinkedIn. However, Clubhouse is yet another platform, and some might just not want to install yet another app on their devices.
Alternatively, I have seriously considered LinkedIn Live. LinkedIn is the forum where most of my contacts are around, anyway. And LinkedIn Live is not rocket science; it worked well for me in a test drive. However, I am afraid to lose the interactive character of the Clubhouse chats: Listeners may well post live comments or ask questions in the chat, but cannot directly join the discussion. Oh, and you would have to endure the sight of me (which really does not add value); it would not be audio-only.
What do you think:
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Btw, if and when LinkedIn really comes up with what appears to be a Clubhouse / oups / Audio Event feature, I will switch (back) to LinkedIn for the fireside (or lunchtime) chats immediately.
Finally, I wonder whether inviting guest speakers might add value. No, I don’t mean to just ‘simulate’ a discussion that is wholly pre-determined like in a screenplay; I would want to keep the spontaneous character in any dicsussion.
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Thanks for letting me know; your feedback is much appreciated.
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