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Lewis Silkin - The Impact of Brexit upon Intellectual Property Rights and Disputes
HE Scott Wightman keynote remarks at the opening of the USPTO-UKIPO Breaking Barriers: Intellectual Property and the Value for Society event
Greater access to IP-backed finance could help firms, especially small and medium enterprise (SMEs), leverage their IP to scale and grow.
Toshiba is the first organisation to have its distinctive multimedia 'motion' mark registered under changes to UK trade mark law implemented in January 2019.
Visitors to the Intellectual Property Office’s home page and main navigation pages on GOV.UK will now see that these are bilingual, as the IPO completes the first phase of its programme of work to provide digital information and services in Welsh.
This paper identifies the UK industries that make the greatest use of intellectual property rights, with patents, trade marks, registered designs and copyright being considered. It assesses the contribution these industries make to the UK economy, in...
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Intellectual Property Office (IPO) awarded ISO 9001 Quality certification for its UK trade mark application process.
Intellectual Property Office alerted to new UK patents and trade marks renewal scam.
A new memorandum of understanding between the USPTO and the United Kingdom Intellectual Property Office provides a framework for collaboration between the two offices on policies relating to standard essential patents (SEPs).
Legal action filed at the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court against 'Patent and Trade Mark Office' and 'Patent and Trade Mark Organisation'.
Customers should not pay these, and should always report them to the IPO.
The UK IPO and the USPTO have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to co-operate in their work on Standard Essential Patents (SEPs).
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Information on trade marks, designs, patents, copyright, and exhaustion of IP rights during the transition period.
The London elite have dominated IP litigation wins for the past 10 years, but a recent bombshell AI case could change all that
Key information for customers and users of IP about how the IP system and the Intellectual Property Office will operate after the end of the transition period.
A U.S. company has filed to cancel the trademark rights for "Twitter" and "Tweet," as they are no longer in use. Elon Musk abandoned these terms after rebranding to X. The applicant, Operation Bluebir...
Changes will bring greater consistency and simplicity for trade mark and design customers.
This week in Other Barks & Bites: the EU’s highest court holds that UK trademark rights cannot support opposition proceedings within the EU since the conclusion of the transitional period following Brexit; and more.
The Oscar-winning actor has trademarked several phrases, including "Alright, alright, alright" from the cult classic film, Dazed and Confused.
AI patents and dairy trademarks are at the centre of two judgments to be handed down next week
The UK IPO recently announced that it would be increasing its fees from the 1st April 2026, to help address inflation and ease future cost pressures.
The business also has a presence in Edinburgh and Liverpool
‘Workable” solutions that enable transparency over the content and data used to train AI models and allow rightsholders to opt their works out from being used for that purpose, have yet to be found, UK ministers have admitted, despite the government previously indicating a preference for those measures to be built into a package of AI-related reforms to UK copyright law.
Exploring how UK intellectual property law applies to AI, from copyright and ownership of AI-generated works to potential reforms shaping future innovation.
Taylor Swift is being sued for copyright infringement by a Las Vegas performer.
The Intellectual Property Office (IPO) has announced an increase in fees across all IP rights. Subject to parliamentary approval, the changes will take effect from 1st April 2026. Fees will be increasing by an average of 25%. For example, a patent search will increase from £150 to £200, and a trade mark application will increase from £170 to £205.
Comprehensive enforcement report shows criminal activity disrupted and consumers protected
AI not liable for copyright infringement when using images scraped from Getty's websites in training models
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