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Establishing ‘Proof of Life’ in the Information Age

WIPO has released an online service called WIPO PROOF allowing users to evidence their digital files.

WIPO has released an online service called WIPO PROOF allowing users to evidence their digital files.

GEEKCORE v GEEK STORE – Relying on unregistered trade mark rights

Wilson Gunn client AP & Co Limited has won its opposition case against Yellow Bulldog Limited.

Wilson Gunn client AP & Co Limited has won its opposition case against Yellow Bulldog Limited.

Another delay for the UPC?

The Unitary Patent Court legislation has finally been approved, but is there another delay?

The Unitary Patent Court legislation has finally been approved, but is there another delay?

Changes to ‘Address for Service’ rules in the UK

From 1 January 2021, new UK intellectual property applications and oppositions will need a UK address for service.

From 1 January 2021, new UK intellectual property applications and oppositions will need a UK address for service.

Lewis Hamilton fails to push watch maker off the podium in trade...

Cancellation of 'Hamilton' trade mark is refused by the EUIPO.

Cancellation of 'Hamilton' trade mark is refused by the EUIPO.

EUIPO declares Banksy’s ‘Flower Thrower’ trade mark invalid

The famous graffiti artist's trade mark was cancelled on the grounds that it was filed in bad faith.

The famous graffiti artist's trade mark was cancelled on the grounds that it was filed in bad faith.

Digital SMEs set for a boost after partnership with the EUIPO announced

A partnership has been announced to encourage SMEs to maximise their intellectual property.

A partnership has been announced to encourage SMEs to maximise their intellectual property.

Wilson Gunn recognised in The Legal 500 rankings

Wilson Gunn has been named as a leading patent and trade mark firm in The Legal 500 2021 rankings.

Wilson Gunn has been named as a leading patent and trade mark firm in The Legal 500 2021 rankings.

‘THE ROYAL BUTLER’ trade mark opposed by The Queen

The case highlights the specific UK trade mark laws which aim to control the registration of 'Royal' trade marks.

The case highlights the specific UK trade mark laws which aim to control the registration of 'Royal' trade marks.