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Milk without cookies - complementarity revisited
Are biscuits, cakes and pastries similar to milk and coffee based beverages? In previous articles (see related articles below) we have looked at the not always consistent approach taken by the General Court (GC) in considering the similarity between two sets of goods. -
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Online copyright - Hyperlinking and accessibility
The relationship between copyright and the online world is a complicated and evolving area, not least hindered by the fact that copyright legislation has to be moulded to scenarios which could never have been anticipated by its authors. This article will look to summarise two key online issues; hyperlinking and… -
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Cristal v Cristalino - court favours champagne
French company Champagne Louis Roederer (CLR) first created the Cristal brand back in 1876 at the request of Tsar Nicholas II of Russia. The champagne is sold in a distinctive, transparent crystal glass bottle with a flat bottom, requested by the Tsar amidst a fraught political climate to reduce the… -
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Lookalike private label products
The UK Government has declined to implement private rights of action for brand owners, in its review of the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations (CPRs). -
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Merck v Ono Pharma: immunotherapy second medical use
This is a UK patent case concerning EP(UK) 1 537 878 to Ono Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd (Ono)[see note 1 below]. -
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Patent landscaping: patent search and analysis tools
The already vast quantity of patent-related data increases with every new patent application filed. These data are a rich source of technological information, and many search tools, both free and subscription-based, exist to aid navigation and exploration. Nevertheless, the sheer volume of patents and applications worldwide can make meaningful searching… -
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EPO approach to handwritten amendments
The European Patent Office (EPO) has not accepted hand-written amendments since 01 January 2014. Replacement patent application documents such as amended claims and description pages have instead had to be filed in typed-up form. -
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Nagoya Protocol: European regulation now in force
The EU Regulation setting out compliance measures for users of genetic resources in the EU under the Nagoya Protocol, came into effect on 12 October 2014. -
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Member states make progress with the unitary patent
According to a publication on the website of the European Patent Office (www.epo.org), significant progress has recently been made towards the unitary patent. -
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Magmatic v PMS reaches UK Supreme Court (Trunki case)
Registered design litigation rarely reaches the highest court in the UK but on Tuesday 03 November the Magmatic v PMS case, concerning the design for the famous Trunki children's ride-on suitcase, was heard in the Supreme Court.
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