In 2016, the Chinese trade mark office (CTMO) changed its practice relating to non-use cancellation actions for international trade marks…
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In 2016, the Chinese trade mark office (CTMO) changed its practice relating to non-use cancellation actions for international trade marks…
Read MoreThe UK has now joined the Hague International Design System which provides a convenient one-stop-shop for initiating design protection in…
Read MoreUpon discovery of a novel biological target, for example in a newly characterised pathway, it is fairly common to attempt…
Read MoreAfter consultation the UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) has announced that there will be an increase in fees from 6…
Read MoreThe European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) recently announced that design data from the Japanese Patent Office (JPO) is available…
Read MoreA great deal of business is done via online marketplaces such as Amazon and eBay. For IP rights owners it…
Read MoreThis article was first published on Lexis®PSL IP on 11 September 2017. Click for a free trial of Lexis®PSL. Since the 1st October 2017, ‘virtual’ or ‘web’ marking of…
Read MoreThe patentability of software inventions in the US has been developing in recent years following the game changing 2014 Supreme…
Read MoreIn recent years, China has been taking active steps to tighten its laws to tackle the ongoing problem of trade…
Read MoreIt’s a jungle out there: today’s internet-saturated market forces brands to jostle for position, pushing them to grab consumers attention…
Read MoreChanges to the law on groundless threats of infringement of Intellectual Property (IP) rights in the UK come into force…
Read MoreWhat is IP? IP can be a trade mark (which is the legal name for your brand), a design (which…
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