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MYBACON: a deceptive trade mark for meat substitutes
The applicant, Myforest Foods, applied to register MYBACON as a European Union trade mark (EUTM) for goods including meat substitutes and fungi based meat substitutes in class 29. -
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SKINIDENT is not (SKIN-)IDENTICAL or the limits of Thomson Life
The General Court has once more found that a modified version of an earlier mark could have an independent distinctive role in a later mark. -
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It is all in the angles: Umbro wins its double diamond logo trade mark infringement appeal
The Court of Appeal found that the Dream Pairs’ sign was similar to Umbro’s double diamond logo, overturning the High Court’s decision that there was no likelihood of confusion. -
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Compass Comms v Sanctuary Personnel: relaxation of cause of action estoppel in UKIPO proceedings?
The applicant, Sanctuary Personnel Limited, had previously brought a cancellation action against the mark SOCIAL WORK NEWS under sections 3(6) and 5(4) Trade Marks Act 1994, which was dismissed on 23 May 2023. -
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Swatch v Samsung: intermediary liability for trade mark infringement
We reported on the first instance decision in our article Swatch v Samsung: time for more content review? This case has now been appealed. -
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March 2024 changes at the Company Names Tribunal
On 04 March 2024, the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 came into force. The aim of this act is broadly focused around tackling economic crime and improving the transparency of corporate entities. -
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Registration of transfers of rights and licences at the EPO
A number of changes have come into effect in relation to the registration of transfers of rights and licenses at the EPO. This article will set out two of the significant changes. -
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UPC Court of Appeal decides members of public require representation to request access to documents
In a recent order the Unified Patent Court (UPC) Court of Appeal has ruled that a member of the public requesting access to documents must be represented by a professional representative. This is a development which forms part of the ongoing saga around transparency and access to documents at the… -
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UPC Court of Appeal reverses first instance decision: an in-depth review and analysis
On 26 February 2024 the Unified Patent Court (UPC) Court of Appeal overturned the order of the Munich Local Division, finding the patent more likely than not to be invalid, and rejected the applicants’ request for a preliminary injunction whilst dismissing requests from both parties for a stay in proceedings. -
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UPC: Court of Appeal overturns first instance ruling for a preliminary injunction
An order from the Unified Patent Court (UPC) Court of Appeal was published 27 February 2024, overturning the decision of the Munich local division to grant a preliminary injunction against Nanostring in Europe.
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