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How intellectual property rights can protect fashion products in the UK: now and post-Brexit

Stewarts
United Kingdom, European Union
September 12 2018

Coco Chanel is credited with saying: “In order to be irreplaceable one must always be different.” Unfortunately for the world’s great brands, copycats

The Court of Appeal confirms that retrial is not permitted

Gowling WLG
United Kingdom
June 27 2018

Alcon has successfully resisted AP Racing's appeal against an Intellectual Property Enterprise Court (IPEC) decision. The case concerns Alcon's high

Copyright enforcement in the United Kingdom

Locke Lord LLP
United Kingdom, Global
June 25 2018

A structured guide to copyright enforcement in the United Kingdom

Missed opportunity for review of principles of equivalents?

Bird & Bird
United Kingdom
June 21 2018

On 19 June the Court of Appeal gave judgment in Jushi v OCV 2018 EWCA Civ 1416, an appeal from the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court (IPEC)

Smart Reamer v Nov: existing patent licence disclosure

D Young & Co LLP
United Kingdom
June 7 2018

The viability of that practice in the UK has been in doubt since Mr Justice Arnold’s decision in The Big Bus Company v Ticketogo in which, in

Claimant gets its fingers 'pricked' in IPEC passing off claim

RPC
United Kingdom
May 16 2018

The Claimant was Mr Henry Martinez (known professionally as Henry Hate): a well-known and well-regarded tattoo artist who has been inking the likes

UK Court considers passing off and trade mark infringement in lettings market

Taylor Wessing
United Kingdom
April 30 2018

The UK Intellectual Property Enterprise Court has found that a student union letting agency's use of "SU LETS" amounted to passing off and

Burgerista and the power of an allusive trade mark

Penningtons Manches LLP
United Kingdom
March 20 2018

The Intellectual Property Enterprise Court (IPEC) recently handed down a decision in the case of Burgerista Operations GmbH v Burgista Bros Ltd and

SULETS case demonstrates importance of IP Enterprise Court in widening access to justice

Cleveland Scott York
United Kingdom
March 12 2018

The recent case of Student Union Lettings Limited and Essex Student Lets Limited, demonstrates the importance of the London-based Intellectual

It’s not over until the fat lady sings - Curtain call for Florence Foster Jenkins grapples with a thorny issue around cost caps

Stobbs IP
United Kingdom
March 8 2018

The operatic saga in Martin v Kogan couldn’t resist returning to the stage for a final curtain call, in Hacon J’s decision on costs. The court found

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