Most of us already use artificial intelligence to some extent, writes Lucy Walker, but to understand its impact on the…
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Most of us already use artificial intelligence to some extent, writes Lucy Walker, but to understand its impact on the…
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What can we learn from the recent Supreme Court ruling with plant-based brand, Oatly? Chartered Trade Mark Attorney, Craig Beaumont…
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For many SMEs, intellectual property (IP) is treated as a defensive measure – something to protect against theft or infringement….
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When you’ve helped a client build a thriving business, the last thing you want to see is their success unravel,…
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In the context of intellectual property (IP), a hidden and potentially costly issue with using AI tools is confidentiality. This…
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According to a recent exchange between Barker Brettell and The European Patent Office (EPO), it is about to modernise its…
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Walk out of any gig or concert and you will likely be welcomed to a ‘black parade’ of counterfeit merchandise….
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Over the past few years, the issue of whether the description of a European patent or application should be amended…
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A Briefing Paper Antibodies and their derivatives, including bispecific and multispecific antibodies, fragments, and fusion products, have become central to…
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The EPO’s Enlarged Board of Appeal (EBA) have issued their decision on G 1/23, providing further clarity to attorneys, patentees and…
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The Unified Patent Court (UPC) allows granted European patents to be enforced or challenged centrally and for a single ruling…
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On paper, changes in UK corporation tax have made Patent Box tax breaks increasingly attractive to SMEs, but recent statistics…
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