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1. | Jan 8, 2018
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2. | Jan 6, 2014
Your answer lifts the inlntligeece of the debate.
3. | Nov 17, 2013
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4. | Nov 15, 2013
How about this sequence of three queositns: 1) Thinking about the "language of the proceedings" (LP) and the first language (FL) of the case-managing members of the ED, OD and TBA, what proportion of cases with French as the LP are decided by EPO people with French as FL?Let me put it another way. How often is it that a case with French as LP is NOT tried by EPO people with French as their mother tongue? I suspect that there are more French speakers in the EPO than there are cases available for them with French as the LP. If so, dare EPO managers give such a case to anybody except a French native speaker? 2) By contrast, when the LP is in English, who gets to manage that case? My perception of the default condition is: NOT a native English speaker. 3) So, could this explain why, on those occasions when UK-based attorneys find themselves representing English-speaking Opponents in cases where French is both the LP and the FL of the representative of the patentee, they worry about bias?My view: As a prelude to pan-European litigation of an LP Euro-patent, it is helpful to have validity tested in the EPO coarse filter by non-English speaking judges. By contrast, look what happens to those French language patents, in litigation downstream of the EPO.
5. | Nov 12, 2013
I don't think some of the above is factually corrcet as any record that is online is digitised whereas I think you mean transcribed, although having looked at the site they have transcribed, partially transcribed and OCRed some of their records.A lot of their records do seem to be only viewable from the books directly though.
6. | Nov 3, 2013
How often is it that a case with French as LP is NOT tried by EPO people with French as their moethr tongue?Extremely often, I must say. I should know, as a former EPO examiner with a different moethr tongue who dealt with possibly a few hundred French-language applications...You appear to be under the misapprehension that files at the EPO are distributed according to language. This isn't so: they are primarily distributed by technical field, and there's only a handful of examiners for each technical field, so that there can't be much redistribution by language.An examiner may indicate that he rather wouldn't deal with files where he doesn't feel sufficiently fluent in the LP, but that rarely happens, because EPO examiners are supposed to be fluent in all three official languages.Now, you may be have more cause for complaint with your second point. Indeed, EPO examiners with English as their moethr tongue are few and far between. There are two reasons for that:a) The low level of foreign language teaching in Britain.b) The high level of salaries for highly-skilled graduates in Britain .Belgians, for instance, are overrepresented at the EPO because of their multilingualism. The French, on the other hand, are not (and possibly a majority of French examiners are from Alsace). Spaniards, Italians and Greeks are also overrepresented among the ranks of EPO examiners, but not because of the general level of foreign languages in those countries (which is quite abysmal), but because young engineers and scientists, no matter how highly skilled, are very badly paid there. A young engineer with a good command of English, French and German may easily triple or quadruple his earnings by working at the EPO rather than staying in Spain, Italy or Greece (physicists, chemists, never mind biologists, will have had already enough trouble getting a paying job in Southern Europe).So, if you want to solve the problem of the underrepresentation of native English-speakers at the EPO, there's a simple solution: halve the salaries of young graduates in Britain.
7. | Jul 17, 2013
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8. | Jul 15, 2013
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9. | Jun 13, 2013
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11. | Jun 12, 2013
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12. | Jun 10, 2013
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13. | Jun 10, 2013
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