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Music piracy and registered design infringement - a cunning enforcement tool?
When it comes to music these days, whilst a good beat and lyrics is naturally of paramount importance in achieving a successful music track, also of commercial importance is the album artwork used to market, and which accompanies, the music track in question. -
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Mexico joins Hague design registration system
Mexico has deposited its instrument of accession to the Geneva Act (1999) of the Hague Agreement, thus bringing the overall number of members to the Hague design registration system up to 74. -
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Sean McCann
I joined D Young & Co in 2019, and qualified as a European and Chartered Patent Attorney in 2023. Before joining the firm, I completed a masters degree in natural sciences at the University of Cambridge, where I developed a broad scientific background with a specialism in physics. Since then,… -
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Stephen Solomon
I joined D Young & Co in 2019 with a strong background in chemical and biomedical sciences. Prior to joining D Young & Co, I was the Group Patent Manager for a multinational cosmetics company, responsible for the ongoing management and enforcement of the global patent portfolios. I subsequently moved… -
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Gemma Seabright
I joined the biotechnology team at D Young & Co in 2019. My background is in biology and biochemistry and I am particularly excited to work on new developments in the fields of vaccinology, immunotherapy and glycobiology.Since joining the firm, I have gained experience in patent drafting, prosecution, opposition and… -
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Coronavirus: D Young & Co client service update
In view of the spread of the new coronavirus disease, Covid-19, in the UK and Germany, we have implemented a number of measures to ensure that our staff are safe and well and that we maintain our high levels of client service. -
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Trade Mark Newsletter No.109
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Protected designation of origin: NOSECCO evokes PROSECCO
The UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) has refused the UK designation of the international registration for the mark containing the word “NOSECCO” (as shown below) and covering “Non-alcoholic wines; non-alcoholic sparkling wines” in class 32, finding that it evokes PROSECCO, which is a protected designation of origin (PDO). -
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Genuine use of a collective mark: Der Gruene Punkt
The Court of Justice (CJEU) recently strengthened the position of owners of collective marks in the EU, in particular by taking into account the specific consumer perception when assessing genuine use of such collective marks. -
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Identifying hue: Fromageries Bel v J Sainsbury
In corroboration of the UKIPO’s decision, the High Court of England and Wales has upheld that the trade mark (depicted below) for the Mini Babybel product should be deemed invalid on the grounds that the mark’s description did not identify a specific hue of red and therefore was not sufficiently…
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