Jacqueline Murphy - Nov 29, 2022
Patent Litigation Trends in England & Wales - new report
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Robert Watson elected President of FICPI’s Study and Work Committee
Partner Robert Watson was elected President of FICPI’s Study and Work..
UPC: Rules of Procedure finalised and in force
The Unitary Patent Court now has a revised set of Rules of Procedure...
Non-Fungible Tokens as legal property?
The world of cryptocurrency is a fast-moving and complex one...
How to mobilize your IP rights in the fight against counterfeit goods: Customs Application for Action
‘Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery’ is a motto that does..
The Intellectual Property Enterprise Court – renovation, or a new coat of paint?
Comments on the current functioning, and the future, of the IPEC.
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LG Chem vs SK Innovation: law & politics in the EV market
Sales of electric vehicles are booming. With global stock up from..
Podcast with Sean Jauss: the litigation lowdown
Sean Jauss, Head of Legal Services at Mewburn Ellis, joins Forward..
Courts and electronic bundling - bundled into the modern age
The pandemic has forced many areas of society and business to adapt,..
Exhausted by Brexit?
On 7 June 2021, the UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) launched..
Patent Settlement Agreements with a “Pay for Delay” element – restrictive ‘by object’?
Almost two decades ago the European Commission (EC) launched a..
Patent litigation in Germany - an overview
Germany – Europe’s largest economy – is an important market with..
A perfect score for British Gymnastics at IPEC
The national governing body (NGB) for gymnastics in the UK, British..
Amazon Pharmacy trade mark battle
Amazon’s latest trademark dispute stems from its efforts to launch a..
Bad Faith at the UK IPO – a review of recent cases
The recent Sky v SkyKick case has put a renewed focus on the issue of..
Jaguar Land Rover unable to defend three-dimensional trade mark before the UK High Court
UK High Court (HC) upholds decision of UK IPO to refuse registration..
General Court annuls the decision of EUIPO Board of Appeal in invalidity case involving Louis Vuitton’s well-known chequerboard print
General Court (GC) in Case T-105/19 confirms EUIPO Board of Appeal..
Is Sky the limit in the David versus Goliath trade mark battle of the last decade?
Hilda-Georgina Kwafo-Akoto examines the potential implications of Sky..
®egistration and/or use of a trade mark – an automatic defence in the UK to trade mark infringement claims?
It is quite a common and perfectly reasonable assumption by some..
Oreo vs Twins - the biscuit wars
Since 2015, two major biscuit manufacturers, have been doing battle,..
UK formally withdraws from the UPC
In a statement to Parliament on 20 July 2020, the government formally..
Counterfeit contagion: fraudulent activities spread amid coronavirus (COVID-19)
The COVID-19 outbreak has caused disruption to manufacturing..
Governments look to protect companies from IP enforcement during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic
A large effort is underway globally to ensure that there are enough..
The CJEU delivers the sweet fragrance of victory to Amazon
On 2 April 2020 the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU)..
What’s in a name? Enforcing trade mark rights and the own name defence
Clothing and accessories brand Hugo Boss has recently found itself..
Sky v Skykick - status quo remains for trade mark owners
Background
Sky, the TV, broadcasting, media and telecommunications..