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UPC CFI 1262/2025

EP3960072 · COMPACT ON-BODY PHYSIOLOGICAL MONITORING DEVICES AND METHODS THEREOF

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Case details
Status
Claim dismissed
Action
Procedural application
Category
File-access requests (R. 262.1(b))
Parties
Respondents
Representatives
Division
The Hague LD
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Technology
  • Instruments
    Medical technology
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First decided
Dec 17, 2025
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Judge Edger BrinkmanLocked

At the UPC: [Anonymous / Redacted] (0 cases)·Abbott Group (67 cases)

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Decisions
  • 2025-12-17
    Application RoP262.1 (b)Public

    Summary: The Hague Local Division refused an anonymous applicant's request to access the case file of UPC_CFI_830/2025 (an application for provisional measures by Abbott Diabetes Care against MicroTech Medical and others relating to EP 3 960 072, a diabetes monitoring device). The applicant claimed to represent a competitor conducting a freedom-to-operate analysis for a CGM product. The Court found the applicant's specific interest insufficiently established: the identity of the unnamed 'client' could not be verified, and the urgency of access before the proceedings concluded was not justified, particularly given the proceedings were expected to conclude within weeks.

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    • Access to case file under R.262.1(b) RoP
    • Specific interest requirement for public access
    • Confidentiality of ongoing proceedings
Documents
  • order%20R.%20262%20XXX%20v%20Abbott%20-%20MicroTech%20REDACTED.pdf2025-12-17EN