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EUTM Enhancements - 1 October 2017

FRKelly
European Union, Ireland
October 12 2017

A number of changes affecting European Union Trade Marks (EUTMs) came into force on 1 October 2017. Overall, these changes are a positive development

Activis v Eli Lilly decision likely to broaden the scope of patents in the UK

FRKelly
United Kingdom
September 27 2017

Lord Neuberger’s reformulation of the so-called “Protocol questions” in the Activis v Eli Lilly decision in the UK Supreme Court seems likely to

No healthy profit in nutritional supplements trade mark case

FRKelly
Ireland
August 4 2017

In Nutrimedical BV v Nualtra Ltd (2017 IEHC 253, May 2, 2017) the High Court highlighted the costs and risks of litigation, particularly where the

Protect your invention internationally: don’t miss crucial territories!

FRKelly
European Union
July 26 2017

As a national patent has effect in just one state, astute innovators fit together many “pieces” to complete their international patent portfolio. But

Why are celebrities trade marking their children’s names?

FRKelly
Global
July 20 2017

Beyoncé and Jay-Z, two very successful music artists, registered their baby’s name Blue Ivy Carter as a European Union Trade Mark back in 2012

How close is too close? Statements of support from connected parties in genuine use examined

FRKelly
European Union
June 15 2017

In MI Industries Inc v European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) (Case T-3016), the General Court has clarified several principles relating

EU General Court finds these trademarks confusingly similar

FRKelly
European Union
June 8 2017

In a recent decision, the EU General Court upheld a decision that the trade marks NIMORAL and NEORAL are confusingly similar. The decision is

Changes in European Patent Office practice following findings of lack of unity

FRKelly
European Union
April 20 2017

A recent change in European Patent Office (EPO) practice is a further, welcome example of applicant-friendly procedures being implemented by the EPO

Trade Mark Scams - Beware of Unofficial Notices

FRKelly
Global
April 13 2017

It is important that applicants, proprietors and agents authenticate all requests for payment that are received in relation to their intellectual

Licensed to Brexit

FRKelly
European Union, United Kingdom
March 15 2017

With Brexit moving closer, this is an opportune time to give your intellectual property licenses a health check to ensure that they are future-proofed

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