Establishing genuine use of business and retail services: Habitat’s class 35 services revoked on appeal

01 Mai 2024
Habitat is a furniture and home furnishings company. It sells goods online and in stores across the EU. Habitat had…
Sophie Rann
Sophie Rann
Trade Mark Assistant
Establishing genuine use of business and retail services: Habitat’s class 35 services revoked on appeal

Every Lidl helps? The saga continues at the Court of Appeal

01 Mai 2024
Whilst succeeding in its appeal against copyright infringement, Tesco has failed to overturn first instance findings of trade mark infringement…
Laurie Ford
Laurie Ford
Legal Manager
Every Lidl helps? The saga continues at the Court of Appeal

COMPTON… straight outta where? Fashion styles and the importance of gangsta rap for hip hop culture

01 Mai 2024
In 1988 the hip hop group N.W.A. released the album Straight outta Compton. In 2015 a documentary of the same…
Jacqueline Feigl
Jacqueline Feigl
Rechtsanwältin
COMPTON… straight outta where? Fashion styles and the importance of gangsta rap for hip hop culture

Dry January: is the sobriety slogan too generic for trade mark protection?

01 Mai 2024
In a recent decision from the UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO), Big Drop Brewing Company Limited opposed the trade mark…
Dry January: is the sobriety slogan too generic for trade mark protection?

Irish referendum on UPC participation postponed

18 April 2024
The referendum to vote on Ireland’s participation in the Unified Patent Court (UPC) has been delayed.
Jake Leggat
Jake Leggat
Technical Assistant
Irish referendum on UPC participation postponed

Celebrating 100 newsletters: patent decisions 2007-2024

18 April 2024
To celebrate our 100th patent newsletter we’ve compiled a condensed overview of the eighteen years’ worth of case law and…
Celebrating 100 newsletters: patent decisions 2007-2024

UPC favours SMEs for language change: claimants ordered to sue in the language of the granted patent

18 April 2024
Two orders from the UPC Courts of First Instance suggest claimants will not be able to cause trouble for SMEs…
Laura Jennings
Laura Jennings
Senior Associate, Patent Attorney
UPC favours SMEs for language change: claimants ordered to sue in the language of the granted patent

Patents in the media: UKIPO report review

18 April 2024
The general public tends to derive its understanding of intellectual property (IP) from reporting in the media. As part of…
Cathrine McGowan
Cathrine McGowan
Partner, Patent Attorney
Patents in the media: UKIPO report review

Not an invention: excluded subject matter at the UKIPO

18 April 2024
A patent may be granted for an invention which, among other requirements, is new and which involves an inventive step…
Simon Schofield
Simon Schofield
Associate, Patent Attorney
Not an invention: excluded subject matter at the UKIPO

I spy with my little eye…How to invalidate your own design!

18 April 2024
In its decision of 06 March 2024 the General Court confirmed the invalidity of Puma’s design for the “Fenty x…
Yvonne Stone
Yvonne Stone
Partner, Rechtsanwältin
I spy with my little eye…How to invalidate your own design!

UPC: Paris Central Division rejects extended revocation defence filing times

15 April 2024
Given the tight procedural deadlines employed by the Unified Patent Court (UPC) it is unsurprising that since the court opened…
Daisy Bethell
Daisy Bethell
Technical Assistant
UPC: Paris Central Division rejects extended revocation defence filing times

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