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Claim Scope and Sufficiency: When Does a Broad Claim Fall for Insufficiency?

— Speakers: Ravi Srinivasan, Chris Milton

The interface between claim scope and sufficiency has increasingly come under the spotlight in recent years. When can a broad claim be justified as providing legitimate protection for a principle of general application, and when should such a claim fall for lack of sufficiency? In this webinar we will review the key EPO and UK cases in this field and further consider to what extent the recent UK Supreme Court decision in Regeneron v Kymab moves the dial in this regard.

Topics include:

  • Review of key UK and EPO cases in this field
  • Regeneron v Kymab from the UK Supreme Court – does the legal test change?
  • Recent cases applying Regeneron v Kymab