Chianti Fails to Stop French Rugby’s Rooster Mascot
Title: Chianti Fails to Stop French Rugby’s Rooster Mascot Introduction: In a recent matchup between Chianti RFC and French Rugby, the Italian team’s efforts to stop French Rugby’s iconic rooster mascot from wreaking havoc on the field were unsuccessful. Despite their best attempts, the Chianti players were unable to contain the lively and spirited rooster, […]
Smart Reamer v Nov: existing patent licence disclosure
Smart Reamer v Nov: Existing Patent License Disclosure</meta title> Learn about the legal implications of existing patent license disclosure in the case of Smart Reamer v Nov, and how it can affect patent holders and licensees. Find out the benefits and practical tips for handling patent license disclosures, and explore real-world case studies and first-hand […]
Fashion technology wearables – have you registered your IP rights?
Title: Fashion Technology Wearables – Have You Registered Your IP Rights? Introduction Fashion technology wearables have revolutionized the fashion industry by combining cutting-edge technology with stylish and functional design. From smart clothing to wearable accessories, these innovative products are changing the way we interact with fashion and technology. However, with the rise of wearable technology […]
Patentability of Covid-19 smartphone apps at the EPO
Title: Patentability of Covid-19 Smartphone Apps at the European Patent Office (EPO) Introduction: In the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic, technology has played a crucial role in helping to mitigate the spread of the virus. Smartphone apps have been developed to track cases, monitor symptoms, and provide information to the public. As the importance of […]
Top tier for Chambers UK 2023: “great service on complex issues in a very responsive manner”
Chambers UK is a prestigious legal rankings directory that provides insight into the leading law firms and lawyers across various practice areas. Being recognized as a top tier firm by Chambers UK is a significant achievement and a testament to a firm’s reputation, expertise, and dedication to client service. In 2023, one such firm has […]
GC Rules BIGAB Mark Not Registered in Bad Faith
Title: Understanding GC Rules: BIGAB Mark Not Registered in Bad Faith Meta Title: Exploring the Rules of Good Conduct - BIGAB Mark Registration Meta Description: Discover the regulations surrounding GOOD CONDUCT (GC) rules and the registration of the BIGAB Mark, ensuring you have a thorough understanding of the process and potential implications. Introduction: When it […]
Germany ratifies! UPCA to enter into force on 01 June 2023
Title: Germany ratifies! UPCA to enter into force on 01 June 2023 Introduction: Germany’s recent ratification of the Unified Patent Court Agreement (UPCA) marks a significant milestone for the European patent system. The UPCA is a crucial step towards creating a single patent system across participating European countries, making it easier and more cost-effective for […]
IP essentials for wearable tech, 3D and AR SMEs
IP Essentials for Wearable Tech, 3D, and AR SMEs In the world of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) specializing in wearable technology, 3D printing, and augmented reality (AR), intellectual property (IP) is a crucial aspect that can make or break the success of a business. Protecting your IP rights is essential to safeguard your innovations, […]
When Are Counterfeit Goods Not Counterfeit Goods?
In the modern consumer market, counterfeit goods have become a common problem for both shoppers and retailers. Counterfeit goods are products that are made to closely resemble the design and appearance of authentic products, but are actually manufactured illegally and sold under false pretenses. These goods often infringe on intellectual property rights and can potentially […]
IP litigation – what not to do! Avoidable errors in recent UK High Court design cases
IP Litigation - What Not to Do! Avoidable Errors in Recent UK High Court Design Cases In recent years, intellectual property (IP) litigation has become increasingly common, especially in cases involving design rights. The UK High Court has seen a rise in disputes over design infringement, with both small and large companies finding themselves embroiled […]