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• IP Cases & Articles

  Borderline descriptive marks still enforceable

  Posted on 05 September 2016
  The EU General Court (GC) has upheld a finding of a likelihood of confusion between two figurative trade marks containing the descriptive words "EasyCredit" in relation to identical services.
  

  Richard Burton

  Partner, Trade Mark Attorney
• IP Cases & Articles

  Fake goods online: blocking injunctions

  Posted on 05 September 2016
  The Court of Appeal has upheld the High Court's decision to grant orders requiring five internet service providers (ISPs) to block access to certain websites selling counterfeit goods.
• Newsletter

  Trade Mark Newsletter No.88

  Posted on 01 September 2016
• IP Cases & Articles

  US fast-tracks cancer immunology patent examinations

  Posted on 09 August 2016
  On 29 June 2016, the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) began a pilot program to provide for earlier review of patent applications pertaining to cancer immunotherapy (the"Cancer Immunotherapy Pilot Program").
• IP Cases & Articles

  IP & Brexit - UK & European patent law and practice

  Posted on 04 August 2016
  ​The UK has voted to leave the European Union. In this edition of our newsletter, we consider the impact of ‘Brexit’ on UK and European intellectual property law and practice.
• IP Cases & Articles

  IP & Brexit - what has changed for design rights?

  Posted on 04 August 2016
  It is important to know that currently there is no change to EU intellectual property rights or laws. In particular, the scope, effectiveness and enforceability of unitary EU-wide designs remains the same, both within the UK and the other 27 member states. This will continue to be the case until…
• IP Cases & Articles

  St. Regis v Park Regis: Sheraton v Staywell Hospitality

  Posted on 03 August 2016
  In this decision from the General Court, it was perhaps not surprising that the opposition by Sheraton (owner of the ST. REGIS brand) was successfully upheld by the General Court in respect of hotel services against the later filed application for PARK REGIS & Design.
• Webinars & Videos

  European biotech patent case law

  

  Matthew Caines

  Partner, Patent Attorney

  

  Simon O'Brien

  Partner, Patent Attorney
• Newsletter

  Patent Newsletter No.54

  Posted on 01 August 2016
• IP Cases & Articles

  EPO fee refund rules for abandoned patent applications

  Posted on 01 August 2016
  When a European application is abandoned for commercial reasons, it is sometimes possible to obtain a refund of some of the European Patent Office (EPO) fees paid for the application.
  

  Robbie Berryman

  Partner, Patent Attorney

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