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Protecting your sustainability credentials: registered trade marks, certification and collective marks

While it is very important to protect, where possible, a sustainable product or invention via patents or registered designs, it is becoming equally important for businesses to protect their sustainability credentials via registered trade marks, certification or collective marks. The…
Kate Cheney
Kate Cheney
Senior Associate, Trade Mark Attorney
Protecting your sustainability credentials: registered trade marks, certification and collective marks

Sustainable data centre patent strategy: claims, supply and location

The growth of artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing is increasing the importance of efficient data centre infrastructure. The notorious demands for water and electricity to operate these facilities presents opportunities for technical innovation. However, obtaining commercially useful patent protection…
Robbie Berryman
Robbie Berryman
Partner, Patent Attorney
John Cameron
John Cameron
Patent Attorney
Sustainable data centre patent strategy: claims, supply and location

When a band’s residual goodwill falls short: INXS fails to prevent registration of IMXS

A recent UKIPO decision (O/0829/26) highlights that even a well-known band with significant residual goodwill may not be able to prevent the registration of a similar trade mark where the parties operate in fields that are only tenuously linked.
Matthew Dick
Matthew Dick
Partner, Solicitor
Sophie Rann
Sophie Rann
Trade Mark Attorney
When a band’s residual goodwill falls short: INXS fails to prevent registration of IMXS

Balancing trade marks and free speech: can freedom of expression justify using another’s trade mark?

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has provided its assessment on how freedom of expression, under Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), can be relied upon as “due cause” under EU trade mark…
Abigail Macklin
Abigail Macklin
Associate, Trade Mark Attorney
Balancing trade marks and free speech: can freedom of expression justify using another’s trade mark?

English Whisky secures protected status: implications for producers and brand owners

English Whisky has recently been granted geographical indication (GI) status, formally recognising its distinct identity, reputation and innovation. The new status places English Whisky alongside Scotch, Welsh and Irish whiskies as a recognised and protected whisky category. The decision reflects…
Tilly Kettel
Tilly Kettel
Legal and Trade Mark Administrator
English Whisky secures protected status: implications for producers and brand owners
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