How to challenge a trade mark application
You may have recently discovered a trade mark application that you feel is likely to cause confusion between your existing brand but fear not! There
Michael Coyle
June 26, 2020
You may have recently discovered a trade mark application that you feel is likely to cause confusion between your existing brand but fear not! There
Europol and the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) have recently released a report, aimed at informing policy makers and law enforcement on the connection
On the 19 May 2020, EasyJet announced that it had suffered a data breach in January. The company informed the United Kingdoms’ (UK) Information Commissioners
On 15 May 2020 the EU Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) published guidance on the expiry of time limits for EU trade marks and Community Designs
Over the last few weeks, you may have seen that people have found it difficult to receive a refund from their cancelled holiday or wedding.
Once a business or individual has successfully secured intellectual property rights, they are in a position to transfer or sell those rights. In order to
In the ever growing and crowded world of business, it is not surprising that different businesses sometimes want to trade under a highly similar or
Last year Irish fast-food chain Supermac’s stripped McDonalds’ EU ‘Big Mac’ trade mark in a landmark decision. This week, Supermac’s prevailed yet again in a
The UKIPO has published advice for individuals and representatives who are applying for IP rights during the coronavirus outbreak. The office says that they will
The names, addresses, contact details and emails of 900,000 people has potentially been breached from a Virgin Media marketing database. It also contains more than