Oasis Unheard Recordings: What the Auction Dispute Means for Music IP
Oasis Unheard Recordings: What the Auction Dispute Means for Music IP The proposed sale of a substantial achieve of Oasis unheard recordings has been postponed [...]
Oasis Unheard Recordings: What the Auction Dispute Means for Music IP The proposed sale of a substantial achieve of Oasis unheard recordings has been postponed [...]
Influencer Trade Mark Infringement: Georgia Aldridge and Rolo Fashion The growth of social media commerce has transformed the retail landscape, creating exciting opportunities for influencers [...]
BBC Sued Over Steve Wright Theme: What the Copyright Dispute Means for Broadcasters and Content Creators The BBC sued over Steve Wright theme dispute highlights the [...]
World IP Day 2026: What the Olympics Teach Us About Trade Marks and Licensing To mark World IP Day on 26 April, we reflect [...]
Luke Littler Trademark: Protecting Image Rights Against AI Deepfakes Darts star Luke Littler has applied to register his face as a trademark in the United [...]
How to Protect Copyright in Your Work For creators, writers, designers, developers, and businesses alike, protecting original work is essential. Copyright law provides 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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
Why You Need a Trademark Lawyer in Edinburgh to Protect Your Brand Your brand is one of your most valuable business assets. Whether you are [...]