Introduction to the UKIPO and Design Right Abuse The UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) must unavoidably come under increased scrutiny as registered designs are misused,
In UK trade mark law, likelihood of confusion is a core concept used to assess whether a trade mark infringes an earlier registered trade mark
Challenging the registration of a domain typically involves asserting your rights, such as trademarks, and proving that the domain infringes upon them. Here’s a step-by-step
Disputes involving car purchases from dealerships are unfortunately more common than you might think. Issues such as faults with the vehicle, misrepresentation by the dealership,
In Fish & Fish Ltd v Sea Shepherd UK [2015] AC 1229, the Supreme Court clarified the criteria for establishing joint tortfeasorship. To hold a
Profiteering off children: care firms in England accused of squeezing cash from councils https://www.theguardian.com/society/2024/mar/02/profiteering-off-children-care-firms-in-england-accused-of-squeezing-cash-from-councils This was reported to be the case in a summer Guardian
In early August, the Danish Maritime and Commercial High Court supported luxury fashion brand Ganni’s IP infringement claims against Steve Madden. Subsequently, the court issued
A fight that has been ongoing for some time, there has been more back and forth between fashion designer Thom Browne and sports brand Adidas.
The Intellectual Property Enterprise Court (IPEC) in the UK is a specialised court within the High Court of Justice, designed to handle intellectual property (IP)
The US Olympic and Paralympic Committee has filed a trade mark infringement claim against Prime Drinks for including Olympic related imagery and phrases on latest
