For this particular problem,, and in today’s time two great world superpower shares a similar
understanding and focus towards the IPR but there are some differences also which makes
them set apart on how this IPR are undertaken which are:
Patent Difference:
In general, in Europe, only one separate claim is allowed for each category (product,
process, equipment or use) in an EP application, but there may be multiple dependent
claims. Contrary to European patent practice, a US patent application can have multiple
independent claims, for example, due to very specific prior art references, preventing the
possibility of merging certain independent claims into more general independent claims.
The EP patent application contains a general description as "claim realization". In view of
providing reference and support for the proposed future creativity arguments for using
EPO problem solving methods to overcome certain prior art references related to the
present invention, the advantages of the features of each claim were carefully discussed.
The structure of applications in the United States is different. As established by the
Federal Circuit, the interpretation of claims in the US application must be done using a
part of the specification. Certain parts of the specification are more likely than others to
contain statements supporting the limited definition of the claim.
Copyright difference
European copyright protects the original author, while US copyright protects the right to
use related work. Therefore, American copyright law is primarily aimed at the financial
aspects of things, while European copyright law is aimed at protecting the creator of the
work.
Under European copyright law, under certain special circumstances, the use of
copyrighted works may be permitted. Private use for teaching or research purposes can be
presented in this category. Most continental European countries have similar regulations.
The exception can generally be defined using a three-step test. It noted that the rights of
copyright holders can only be restricted under certain special circumstances. In such
