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Tidman in the CITMA Review – Of the essence

January 18th, 2018|Case Studies, Comment, Dispute Resolution, Intellectual Property, Trademarks|

Tidman in the CITMA Review - Of the essence In an article revolving around indications of origin for this month's CITMA Review, Oliver Tidman [...]

Tidman Legal Joins Midlothian & East Lothian Chamber of Commerce

January 12th, 2018|Company News|

Tidman Legal Joins Midlothian & East Lothian Chamber of Commerce Tidman Legal, one of Edinburgh’s leading intellectual property firms, is proud to announce that [...]

GDPR Event on 31 January 2018: what does it mean for my business?

January 4th, 2018|Events, Intellectual Property, IP Audits, IP Business Services|

GDPR Event on 31 January 2018: what does it mean for my business? The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes into force on 25 [...]

Creatives Hit the Classroom to Benefit a Children’s Charity

December 4th, 2017|Company News, Intellectual Property|

Creatives Hit the Classroom to Benefit a Children’s Charity CHILDREN and young people in hospital have benefitted from a new partnership which saw graphic [...]

Blockchain and the Music Industry

November 10th, 2017|App & Software Development, Comment, Industry News, Intellectual Property|

Blockchain and the Music Industry From music fans to artists to rights buyers, blockchain will allow online platforms such as Vezt to share ownership with [...]

Charity Event on 22 November 2017: Intellectual Property Law for Creatives

October 30th, 2017|App & Software Development, Brand Protection, Confidentiality, Consultancy Agreements, Copyright, Database Rights, Designs, Dispute Resolution, Distribution Agreements, E-commerce & Website Terms, Events, Franchising Agreements, Intellectual Property, IP Audits, IP Business Services, Licensing, Startups, Trademarks|

Charity Event on 22 November 2017: Intellectual Property Law for Creatives Intellectual property considerations are not just important to your clients but to your business. If [...]

Aboriginal Artist’s Family Battle For Copyright

October 26th, 2017|Case Studies, Comment, Copyright, Intellectual Property|

Aboriginal Artist’s Family Battle For Copyright Albert Namatjira, the Australian aboriginal artist who died in 1959, made headlines this week after it was announced [...]

Blurred Lines Case Appears No Clearer

Blurred lines Case Appears No Clearer The infamous ‘Blurred Lines’ music copyright verdict, which ultimately decided that musicians Pharrell Williams and Robin Thicke were guilty [...]