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A trade mark success for Sky?

We consider the outcome of the trade mark opposition from TalkTalk to Sky's "TALK SHIELD" trade mark application.

We consider the outcome of the trade mark opposition from TalkTalk to Sky's "TALK SHIELD" trade mark application.

UKIPO Opposition by Caterpillar Inc against registration of trade mark HYPERCAT

A lesson in the value of seeking legal advice when faced with potential opposition to a trade mark.

A lesson in the value of seeking legal advice when faced with potential opposition to a trade mark.

Landmark Graphics Corporation – An insight into the UKIPO’s approach to excluded...

We consider how the patentability of computer implemented inventions are determined.

We consider how the patentability of computer implemented inventions are determined.

The European Parliament votes in favour of controversial changes to EU copyright...

We explain the details of these changes to EU copyright law.

We explain the details of these changes to EU copyright law.

Nestle loses its battle to trade mark the shape of its four...

The four-finger Kit Kat bar shape was not considered to have acquired distinctive character across the EU.

The four-finger Kit Kat bar shape was not considered to have acquired distinctive character across the EU.

‘Live’ Blocking Orders – Football Association Premier League v BT

The High Court awards the FAPL with an extension to their 'live' blocking order.

The High Court awards the FAPL with an extension to their 'live' blocking order.

Trade Marks – Amazon, Facebook, eBay, Twitter, Google AdWords and Domain Names

How social media sites can help you to protect your brand online.

How social media sites can help you to protect your brand online.

CJEU dismisses EUIPO appeal in Puma trade mark dispute

The case considers whether the EUIPO should be bound by its previous decision-making practice.

The case considers whether the EUIPO should be bound by its previous decision-making practice.

Controversial changes to EU copyright law put on hold by EU parliament

The EU Parliament has side-lined the contentious EU Copyright Directive.

The EU Parliament has side-lined the contentious EU Copyright Directive.