Unregistered Design Rights in the UK: A Plain-English Guide for Business Owners
Imagine you have created a unique product design – say a new style of lampshade or an innovative piece of furniture. Without doing anything else,
Imagine you have created a unique product design – say a new style of lampshade or an innovative piece of furniture. Without doing anything else,
Hugo Boss, a major player in the global fashion industry, and Boss Pets, a small pet wellness business based in Liverpool, got into a legal
A Landmark Ruling for Brand Owners The UK Supreme Court has provided critical clarity on how post-sale confusion should be treated when assessing trade mark
Introduction to IP Complaints on Amazon Amazon sellers are well aware of the harm that can result from a single IP claim complaint. Listings may
As intellectual property solicitors, we are concerned about the steady erosion of intellectual property, the threat posed by artificial intelligence, and their billionaire owners. For
The misuse of registered designs, particularly on e-commerce platforms like Amazon, has become an increasingly common tactic employed by unscrupulous rights holders to stifle legitimate
Key Takeaways: Stick to What You Know: Ensure that the specification reflects actual or genuinely intended use to enhance user experience. Avoid Defensive Overreach: Filing
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/protecting-intellectual-property-rights-on-e-commerce-stores/protecting-intellectual-property-rights-on-e-commerce-stores Over the past ten years, e-commerce has grown rapidly, greatly increasing customer access to a wide variety of products online. Large online marketplaces like
Court of Appeal Hands Aldi Lemons Lord Justice Arnold delivered the leading judgement in the case, addressing the significant debate surrounding the Intellectual Property Enterprise
The Three-Stripe Trademark of Adidas: A Legacy Under Legal Examination Adidas’s three-stripe design is a well-known emblem that appears on items like Mr. Coyle’s beloved