World IP Day 2026: What the Olympics Teach Us About Trade Marks and Licensing
World IP Day 2026: What the Olympics Teach Us About Trade Marks and Licensing To mark World IP Day on 26 April, we reflect [...]
World IP Day 2026: What the Olympics Teach Us About Trade Marks and Licensing To mark World IP Day on 26 April, we reflect [...]
How to Protect Copyright in Your Work For creators, writers, designers, developers, and businesses alike, protecting original work is essential. Copyright law provides legal [...]
Louis Theroux Alien Autopsy Copyright Claim Dismissed The High Court has dismissed a claim alleging that Louis Theroux's production company infringed copyright in the 1995 film [...]
Artist Denies Holographer Rights in Queen Holographic Portraits Copyright Dispute A high-profile Queen holographic portraits copyright dispute is currently unfolding in the UK courts, [...]
Furniture Design Infringement Dispute: Lessons from the 'Augusta' Case A recent furniture design infringement dispute involving a manufacturer's new "Augusta" dining range highlights the legal [...]
IP Audit for SMEs: Why Do SEPs Matter? A recent update from the UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) serves as a timely reminder that understanding [...]
Ofcom Investigation into X: Legal Implications for Online Platforms On 12 January 2026, the UK communications regulator Ofcom opened a formal investigation into X, the [...]
George Orwell EU Trade Mark Rejection Last week, the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) Grand Board of Appeal rejected the mark GEORGE ORWELL as [...]
Preparing Your IP Strategy for 2026: A Checklist for Startups As the year comes to a close, now is an ideal time to lay the [...]
Spyros Melaris Sues Daily Mail for Copyright Infringement The Spyros Melaris copyright infringement case against the Daily Mail highlights how major publishers can face serious [...]