“What is genuinely European in European Patent Law? Is there a common set of rules or understandings related to topics such as indirect infringement, equivalents, exhaustion, damages and joint ownership? To say that answering these questions in one book is challenging would be grossly underestimating the task. Paul England (with the assistance of Sara Burghart [Munich], Judith Krens [Amsterdam] and François Pochart [Paris]) took up the challenge and certainly has met, if not exceeded, the high expectations created by the book's title... a useful reference to litigators, patent attorneys and in-house counsels throughout Europe.” – Peter Ling,
The IPKat
“A Practitioner's Guide to European Patent Law manages to both systematise and provide an overview of the main common principles of European patent law and be a reference guide for European Intellectual Property practitioners. This book will be a very valuable tool in a practitioner's day-to-day practice, and, perhaps one day, will also serve as a useful reference guide to the common legal principles to be developed by the UPC.” – Alberto Torralba,
EU Law Live