Paddington Bear is one of the best-known and most enduring characters in British popular culture. Paddington was first created by Michael Bond in 1958, and
Few trademark disputes in modern UK legal history have attracted as much public attention as the long-running battle over Cadbury’s distinctive purple packaging. What began
Receiving a cease and desist letter can be unsettling, particularly when it alleges trade mark infringement. In the UK, these letters are common, but they
Animation has always been a cutting-edge art form, advancing storytelling, technology, and creativity with each new generation. Now, digital trends like artificial intelligence (AI), deepfake
Every line, colour, and frame in an animation – from a pencil sketch to a global box office hit – is an act of creation.
For many creators, innovators, and business owners, intellectual property (IP) is among their most valuable assets. Copyrighted works, trademarks, patents, and other intangible rights can
The introduction of the Platform-to-Business (P2B) Regulation has significantly strengthened the position of Amazon UK sellers. While Amazon remains a powerful marketplace, sellers are no
Artificially manipulated media have outpaced the general public’s understanding and, at times, the law itself. In the UK, deepfakes and other synthetically generated content exist
In a ruling issued this month, November 2025, the Regional Court of Munich (Germany) determined that OpenAI’s training and deployment of its large language model
[2025] EWHC 2863 (Ch) Case No: IL-2023-000007 Overview: Getty Images v Stability AI Decision The UK High Court rendered a historic ruling today in the
