Getty’s Copyright Case Against Stability AI Fails
Getty's Copyright Case Against Stability AI Fails The High Court in London has ruled that content creators and publishers can only succeed in claims of [...]
Thomas Skinner’s “BOSH” Blocked by Bosch
Thomas Skinner's "BOSH" Blocked by Bosch British entrepreneur and former Apprentice contestant, Thomas Skinner, known for his booming voice, relentless positivity and iconic catchphrase [...]
Can I legally use images I find online for my business?
Can I legally use images I find online for my business? It is tempting: you search Google, find the perfect image, and want to use [...]
Domain Name Disputes UK Guide
Domain Name Disputes UK Guide This domain name disputes UK guide explores common domain name dispute scenarios, the legal resolution procedures involved, and how disputes [...]
IT Firm Sues Former Director’s Company Over Domain Name
IT Firm Sues Former Director's Company Over Domain Name An information technology company has initiated legal proceedings against a company owned by its former director, [...]
Salt Associations Can’t Void “Fleur De Sel” Protected Status
Salt Associations Can't Void "Fleur De Sel" Protected Status In a significant ruling for both the culinary world and European producers, a European Union court [...]
Sting Sued by Ex-Police Bandmates Over Royalties: A Legal Reminder for All Musicians
Sting Sued by Ex-Police Bandmates Over Royalties: A Legal Reminder for All Musicians Recent news of Sting being sued by his former Police bandmates, Stewart [...]
James Bond Faces Trade Mark Challenge: What It Means for Your Brand
James Bond Faces Trade Mark Challenge: What It Means for Your Brand Even the world's most iconic names are not immune to trade mark disputes. [...]
Cole Palmer’s Trade Mark Battle: Lessons for Brand Owners
Cole Palmer's Trade Mark Battle: Lessons for Brand Owners As footballer Cole Palmer continues to rise in prominence on the pitch, he's also making moves [...]
Iconic v Dream Pairs: A New Era for UK Trademark Enforcement?
Iconic v Dream Pairs: A New Era for UK Trademark Enforcement? The UK Supreme Court has confirmed that post-sale confusion can be relevant and sufficient [...]
