Hideki Takaishi
Japanese patent litigation and intellectual property practice.
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His technical background includes AI research during his master’s studies at Tokyo Institute of Technology.
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Email:
h_takaishi@nakapat.gr.jp
Japanese Patent Practice
Explore patent practice by topic.
A resource for in-house IP professionals, patent attorneys and lawyers. Browse Hideki Takaishi's case commentaries, lecture materials, books and videos by topic. Most linked archive materials are in Japanese.
Explore work and materials on patent infringement litigation, actions to revoke Japan Patent Office decisions, and disputes before litigation.Lectures and articles (Japanese) / Contact
Inventive step and patent cases
Find materials on inventive step, the effects of inventions, numerical limitations and parameters.Videos and slides (Japanese) / English legal updates
Consider patent specifications and claim wording in light of subsequent litigation.Read the article on maximizing patent application value (Japanese)
Explore the use of case law materials and improvements to corporate IP work, alongside Hideki Takaishi's background in AI research.Article introducing a lecture on AI agents (Japanese)
Find books organized by legal issue, lecture records with supporting materials, and explanatory videos.Books, lectures and articles (Japanese) / YouTube and slides (Japanese) / FM Totsuka (Japanese)
About Hideki Takaishi / Contact
Partner at Nakamura & Partners; Japanese attorney-at-law and patent attorney, and California attorney.Official firm profile / Contact / Updates on X
Earlier activities are available in the materials archive (Japanese) and past activities archive (Japanese).
Legal practice
His intellectual property practice includes patent infringement litigation, actions to revoke Japan Patent Office decisions, and advice on disputes before litigation.
Patent attorney practice
He participates in patent invalidation proceedings related to infringement litigation and prepares submissions with the IP High Court's approach in mind.
International disputes
Drawing on his knowledge of U.S. law, he participates from the Japanese side in international litigation, U.S. arbitration and mediation.
He also supports proceedings under 28 U.S.C. § 1782.