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LUCKY TEA - a storm in a teacup
Mariage Frères, Société anonyme (MF) and TWG Tea Company PTE Ltd (TWG) have engaged in a number of recent trade mark disputes at the UKIPO. One decision from December 2016 focused on rights in MF and TWG's luxury tea brands, LUCKY TEA. -
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Advantages & disadvantages of the unitary patent
A unitary patent (UP) will be a single patent right, having unitary effect in the participating member states. It will take effect in all the states that are participating member states of the European Union (EU). -
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Unified Patent Court - what is the opt-out?
The opt-out refers to the possibility for European patents (EPs) or pending EP applications to be opted-out from the jurisdiction of the Unified Patent Court (UPC). It will be available during a transitional period of seven years from commencement of the system (or perhaps longer), although it may be applied… -
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Shanks v Unilever: benefit of employee-made inventions
We had previously reported the decision from the Comptroller General of the UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) on European Patent (GB) 0170375 and its related patents, owned by Unilever and naming Professor Shanks as its inventor ("the Shanks patents"). -
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Patent Newsletter No.58
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: Fujifilm v AbbVie" > Declatory relief to "clear the path": Fujifilm v AbbVie
In our February newsletter, we reported on a number of interim decisions in the case of Fujifilm Kyowa Kirin Biologics v AbbVie Biotechnology Limited [2017] EWHC 395 (Pat). -
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D Young & Co wins UK Trade Mark Firm of the Year
D Young & Co has again won the UK Trade Mark Prosecution Firm of the Year in the Managing IP Global Awards. -
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IP essentials for wearable tech, 3D and AR SMEs
The expansion of the wearable technology sector has been meteoric. Technology companies are investing huge resources to secure market share. -
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FloJo - bad faith under WIPO dispute resolution policy
This decision reminds us of the stringent 'double test' applied when assessing whether a domain name satisfies the requirements for bad faith. -
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EUIPO examiner overturned in Novartis GC logo appeal
As many of our regular readers will know once an examiner at the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) has raised an objection it is rare for them to either change their mind or have their decision overturned.
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