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The rising scrutiny of green trade marks

Recent developments in EUIPO & UKIPO decisions indicate a growing regulatory focus on combating greenwashing which has raised significant...

Recent developments in EUIPO & UKIPO decisions indicate a growing regulatory focus on combating greenwashing which has raised significant...

The Canadian Intellectual Property Office’s new pilot project on non-use cancellation proceedings

What are the key features of the Canadian Intellectual Property Office's pilot project?

What are the key features of the Canadian Intellectual Property Office's pilot project?

Key question on patent amendments referred to Enlarged Board of Appeal

This referral, identified as G1/25, could have wide-reaching implications and will hopefully provide some clarity on the extent of required...

This referral, identified as G1/25, could have wide-reaching implications and will hopefully provide some clarity on the extent of required...

Shapes, Surveys and Similarity

What can we learn from Abbott v Sinocare about current UK trade mark law and practice?

What can we learn from Abbott v Sinocare about current UK trade mark law and practice?

New UK rules on goods and services for trade mark applications

Following the 2024 judgement in the dispute between Sky Ltd and SkyKick UK Ltd, the UK Intellectual Property Office...

Following the 2024 judgement in the dispute between Sky Ltd and SkyKick UK Ltd, the UK Intellectual Property Office...

Webinar: Patenting paint and coating innovations

Register for this 45 minute webinar on 11th September 2025.

Register for this 45 minute webinar on 11th September 2025.

Before it gets UGGly…

The ‘UGG’ case highlights the importance of a proactive, strategic and future-focused approach when obtaining brand protection.

The ‘UGG’ case highlights the importance of a proactive, strategic and future-focused approach when obtaining brand protection.

New decision supports registering appearance of packaging and signage as trade marks

We consider the trade mark infringement battle between Morley’s, a fried chicken takeaway chain and a competitor called Metro's.

We consider the trade mark infringement battle between Morley’s, a fried chicken takeaway chain and a competitor called Metro's.

G 1/24: EPO’s Enlarged Board of Appeal provides key guidance on claim...

The Enlarged Board of Appeal of the European Patent Office has recently delivered the long-awaited decision in case G...

The Enlarged Board of Appeal of the European Patent Office has recently delivered the long-awaited decision in case G...