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Germany is a leading venue for patent litigation, with about 60% of European patent cases heard in its courts. Especially in pharmaceutical, biological, and chemical patents, German case law provides key interpretations and legal guidance, notably on issues like 'state of the art' and substance identification. This handbook highlights core principles and trends in German jurisprudence to support arguments across jurisdictions.Advantages at a glance:Structured overview of German patent lawEnglish translations of major rulingsFocus on pharma, bio, and chemical patent issuestance of this field of law.
