In the world of business and innovation, antitrust law and intellectual property rights often clash. This article explores the delicate balance between promoting innovation and preventing anti-competitive practices by shedding light on a recent revocation proceeding before the Industrial Property Tribunal, where we represented the applicant in successfully revoking a patent issued erroneously to a respondent, competitor. We delve into the complexities that arise when intellectual property rights intersect with antitrust considerations.
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