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Boston Scientific v DPMA: SPCs & medical devices
Can a supplementary protection certificate (SPC) be granted for a substance which was an integral and active part of a medical device? In Boston Scientific v Deutsches Patent-und Markenamt (German Patent and Trade Mark Office - DPMA), the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has provided some guidance. -
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William Burrell
I joined D Young & Co in 2018, having first started in the profession back in 2010. I am a UK and European Patent Attorney, with particular experience in design matters.In relation to design matters, I have considerable experience in registering designs in all territories of the world, including in… -
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Community design applications priority claim assessments
In a bid to ease the administrative burden on applicants obtaining Community design registrations, the EUIPO has reduced the extent of examination it will undertake on any Community design application containing a priority claim to an earlier registered design application. -
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Celebrity trade mark hall of fame
Kim Kardashian, David Beckham, Rihanna - they all have one thing in common - trade marks. See which other celebrities made our trade marks hall of fame. -
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Post Brexit: copyright
With regard to copyright, the UK Government explains that, as a result of the UK’s membership of the main international treaties on copyright (which will not be affected by Brexit), the scope of protection will remain largely unchanged. Further, the EU Regulations and Directives on copyright and related rights will… -
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We are delighted to welcome Senior Associate William Burrell and Associate Jake Hayes to the D Young & Co team. -
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D Young & Co top tier in The Legal 500 2019
We are delighted to announce that we have once again been ranked as a top tier firm by The Legal 500 for patent and trade mark services. -
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Trade Mark Newsletter No.101
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Hasbro retains MONOPOLY trade mark
MONOPOLY has been registered as a trade mark in the UK for board games since 1952, some years following the first release of the well known game in 1935. This decision concerns an application to revoke Hasbro’s registration on the ground that the trade mark was not been put to… -
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Neuschwanstein: Bundesverband Souvenir - Geschenke - Ehrenpreise eV v EUIPO
This is a case in which the European Court of Justice has made a decision on a mark consisting of a German word that is not in accordance with the decision made by the German Federal Supreme Court on the same mark.
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