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Brexit & Trade Marks
We address some common questions about how the UK's exit from the EU ('Brexit') will impact on trade mark rights. -
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Brexit & Designs
Here we address some common questions about how the UK's exit from the EU ('Brexit') will impact on design rights. -
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Britain and the EU: A new chapter begins
Britain's decision to leave the EU, which will take several years to implement, will have no impact upon D Young & Co's ability to continue providing its full range of services to clients, from its offices in London, Munich and Southampton. -
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IP & Brexit: Overview
The UK has voted to leave the European Union. Though the full implications of Brexit remain unclear at present, we are monitoring developments closely and will provide timely updates as soon as the legislative position is addressed by both the UK and EU authorities. -
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EU Trade Secrets Directive comes into force July 2016
The EU Trade Secrets Directive (2016/943) has been published in the Official Journal of the EU, therefore setting the date for it to come into force on 05 July 2016. Member states will then have up to two years to incorporate the Directive's provisions into their domestic law. -
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BMW v Technosport
In a recent UK court decision, BMW successfully claimed trade mark infringement and passing off against an independent car dealer that had used BMW's trade marks to promote its services. -
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Global Dossier patent histories access (file wrappers)
These file histories (or file wrappers) provide the most up-to-date information about a patent application's journey through the patenting process. -
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Non-therapeutic disclaimers and prior use in T 2451/13
Two interesting points emerged from this recent decision of the European Patent Office (EPO) Board of Appeal. The first concerns the circumstances under which a new ground of opposition may be raised after expiry of the opposition period, and the second concerns the standard of proof for establishing a public… -
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SPCs for NPEs? UK thinks yes but does the CJEU agree?
Non-practising entities (NPEs), patent assertion entities, patent trolls – whatever you choose to call them, their activities are hotly debated in the IP world. Although they first came to attention in the US, some have recently made the move into supplementary protection certificates (SPCs) in Europe. -
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Notorious knowledge - tips for patent applicants
Notorious knowledge, otherwise known as indisputable general knowledge or notorious prior art, refers to the mechanism by which an examiner relies on a purported 'notorious' technical teaching without explicitly referencing a document in which the technical teaching can be found. Notorious knowledge is usually cited when a claimed invention contains…
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