After Nike’s recent lawsuit against MSCHF for the altered Air Max 97 trainers, the company is now in a trade mark dispute with competitor Puma.
What is Mediation? Mediation is a form of Alternative Dispute Resolution which is flexible, voluntary and confidential for all parties involved, and is used to
Democratic Unionist Party leader Arlene Foster has filed a court claim against TV doctor Christian Jessen for defamation. Dr Christian, famed for his involvement in
What is it? The Intellectual Property Enterprise Court [IPEC] is based in London and is within the High Court umbrella. It was previously ‘The Patents
Trade marks for businesses are more than a brand name and logo. Many businesses are expanding their portfolio to include other indicators of their business
With everything else happening in the world, it is easy to forget about the dominant news story of 2019, Brexit. 31st December 2020 is the
The UK has climbed from last year’s 5th place, to achieve the 4th place position in the 2020 WIPO Global Innovation Index. The Global Innovation Index provides
Once a UK design is registered with the United Kingdom Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO), it can be cancelled or invalidated. In accordance with Registered Designs
In accordance with English trade mark law, a registered trade mark could be invalidated if it falls foul of the absolute grounds of refusal or
A step that everyone was waiting for, the UK Government have formally withdrawn the ratification of the UPC agreement and taken the final step back
