The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has clarified that the red sole trade mark did not constitute a shape mark…
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The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has clarified that the red sole trade mark did not constitute a shape mark…
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The importance of considering social media backlash as part of your IP enforcement strategy If you’re ‘Crazy In Love’ with…
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The United States Patent and Trade Mark Office (USPTO) has recently granted a trade mark for the scent of Play-Doh….
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The Wright Brothers made their first powered flight in 1903. The distance? 120 feet (37 metres). In 2018, Qantas launched…
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If you are considering filing for a registered design but don’t know where to start, here is a useful summary…
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The differential, in various forms, has been around for thousands of years. Considered by some to have been first employed…
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As somebody who ensures brands are legally protected for a living, my position is obviously going to be that companies…
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This article was previously published in Med-Tech Innovation News March/April 2018 edition. 1. Where do you start in planning for…
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Protectable ‘innovative’ product designs versus generic ‘innovative’ product designs – a product development warning. What is innovation? According to Gary…
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Barker Brettell’s Andy Tranter has taken over as managing partner, replacing current managing partner Cilla Makovski. Andy, a patent partner…
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It’s the debate that still rumbles on in the industry: was Formula One’s first rebrand in 23 years really necessary?…
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Traditionally innovation in the agricultural sector has, quite literally, been driven from the ground up to maximise yield (crop varieties,…
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