International Patent Law Research Guide

For United States patent law secondary sources.

via Bloomberg Law. Quick overviews of patent law in various countries. Also available via Lexis.

via Bloomberg Law.

Bloomberg Law.

Lexis includes patent law treatises specific to Russia, China, Canada, Eastern Europe and Asia.

By Peter D. Rosenberg. Multi-Volume. Chapters 21-39 deal with transnational and international patent law, as well as the law in specific countries.

Commentary on the IP laws of various countries, as well as commentary on treaties and international systems. Also includes primary law and commentary for many countries.
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AS OF MAY 2022, NOT CURRENTLY UPDATED

Click on Intellectual Property, and then Patent Litigation or Patent Counseling and Transactions, see detailed practice notes, forms, checklists, case updates and country Q & A. (Click on Resource Type on the left to narrow to one of these resources.)

Describes the complete patent process, from filing to grant, for all industrialized nations. Organized by the patent process, this source includes country by country charts and footnotes indicating the law in different countries.

Bloomberg Law

This finding aid will identify titles that compare patent law in many countries.

Information on WIPO's International Patent System, including treaties, regulations, guidelines, and filing information. Also contains national patent legislation.

Provide a snapshot of the patent situation of a specific technology, either within a given country or region, or globally. They can inform policy discussions, strategic research planning or technology transfer.

Helpful resources from the European patent office pertaining to countries like China, India, Japan, Korean, and more.

International Patent (and other I.P.) statistics from the year 1980 to present.