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• IP Cases & Articles

  Avoiding the pitfalls of EUIPO genuine use & intention to use requirements

  Posted on 26 September 2019
  Two recent cases serve as a reminder on the rules relating to genuine use of an EU trade mark and also address the issue of a genuine intention to use an EU trade mark.
  

  Richard Burton

  Partner, Trade Mark Attorney

  

  Jackie Johnson

  Partner, Trade Mark Attorney
• News

  IP STARS rising stars: best-performing attorneys 2019/20

  Posted on 25 September 2019
  We are delighted to report that trade mark group Senior Associate Flora Cook, patent group Senior Associates Matthew Caines and Holly Cowie and Associates Anton Baker and Antony Latham, have all been highlighted as best-performing attorneys in IP STARS’ Rising Stars 2019/20.
• IP Cases & Articles

  Registered designs in the context of gaming ��� you might be missing out!

  Posted on 18 September 2019
  With National Video Game Day 2019 having recently passed us by, and with EGX London 2019 approaching next month (which I very much look forward to attending to), it seems a momentous time to be giving a thought to the video game industry, and how some of the key visual…
  

  William Burrell

  Partner, Patent Attorney
• IP Cases & Articles

  Fashion technology wearables - have you registered your IP rights?

  Posted on 16 September 2019
  The market for fashion technology wearables and smart accessories is growing at an astounding pace with fashion designers and consumers embracing the concept of fashion electronics being incorporated into clothing in advanced textiles or worn as accessories and implants.
• IP Cases & Articles

  Injunctive relief: IAM global injunction tracker

  Posted on 02 September 2019
  Partner and solicitor Antony Craggs is a key contributor to IAM's article: "Trespassing Prohibited: IAM Global Injunction Tracker". IAM examines the availability of injunctive relief around the world. Antony advises on the climate for injunctive relief in England and Wales.
• IP Cases & Articles

  Coloplast v Salts Healthcare: stay of national proceedings pending outcome of opposition

  Posted on 02 September 2019
  With the parallel systems of patent revocation in Europe (opposition before the European Patent Office (EPO) and revocation/nullity before the national courts), where the opposition runs slower than the national courts, there is a risk that a patent found to be valid and infringed by the national courts is subsequently…
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  Keith Daly

  I joined D Young & Co in 2018 having spent a number of years working In academic research and education. As a multidisciplinary scientist with a strong background in electronics, mathematics, and fluid dynamics, I enjoy applying my expertise across a wide range of different technologies. Since joining D Young…
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  Oliver Cartwright

  I joined the D Young & Co patent team in 2018 and have enjoyed applying my technical background in chemistry to patent law across a wide range of chemical and biological technologies. With D Young & Co I have gained experience in broad areas of patent law, including drafting, prosecution…
• IP Cases & Articles

  Quinn Packaging v Linpac Packaging & R F��rch Plast

  Posted on 20 August 2019
  In Quinn Packaging v Linpac Packaging & R Færch Plast, the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court (IPEC) of England & Wales has found two patents for plastic food packaging invalid.
• Newsletter

  Patent Newsletter No.72

  Posted on 14 August 2019

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