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Non-use revocation of TRUE NORTH - victory for the small fish in a big pond
A rural Scottish salmon company facing non-use revocation, retained its registration for salmon and related goods, representing at least a partial win for small rural businesses with only local and seasonal sales. Whilst no singular piece of evidence was decisive, genuine use was inferred by piecing together various pieces of… -
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Fighting IP crime in the UK: UKIPO publishes new IP crime counter-infringement strategy
The UK Intellectual Property Office has published its new IP crime counter-infringement strategy for 2022-2027. The strategy’s delivery plan will be intelligence-led, harm-focused, and continuously improved through partnership, leadership, and education. -
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Certification marks: Manuka not sweet enough for registration
The Manuka Honey Appellation Society (applicant) was the owner of a pending certification mark for MANUKA HONEY in respect of goods in class 30, claiming priority from a New Zealand certification mark. -
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The (urban) bubble bursts No likelihood of confusion despite evidence of confusion
In a recent IPEC decision, Judge Hacon found that the sign URBAN EVOLUTION is not sufficiently similar to the URBANBUBBLE mark to give rise to trade mark infringement or passing off in respect of identical property and real estate management services. The evidence of confusion relied on was not caused… -
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IPSTARS 2022: were top tier for UK trade mark prosecution services
We are pleased to report that the D Young & Co trade mark team has been ranked as a top tier UK practice for trade mark prosecution services in the IPSTARS (Managing IP) 2022 global survey. -
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UK and EU design protection - to Hague or not to Hague, that is the question!
Design specialist William Burrell compares design protection in the UK and EU via the UKIPO and EUIPO or via the Hague. Four key considerations are 1) design scope differences 2) publication issues 3) examination issues, and 4) costs. -
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The shape of originality: Ed Sheeran appears in the UK High Court
The Rolls Building in central London, which is the primary court building for matters concerning IP in the UK, has had its share of celebrities walk through its doors since it opened in 2011, but few have attracted as much attention as Ed Sheeran did, when he appeared over two… -
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Please, sir, I want some moreUK design registration - what to do when 12 views is not enough
In the context of obtaining registered design protection in the UK, this is often achieved through the use of the UK’s web-filing system, which allows multiple UK designs to be pursued in a single filing, very cost effectively. In that respect, the official fees for a single UK design pursued… -
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Can we finally advance? CJEU asked once again to consider SPC eligibility of patents for combination products
The Irish Supreme Court has referred a number of questions to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) on issues relating to the eligibility of combination medicinal products for protection by supplementary protection certificates (SPCs). The referral has the potential to decide Europe-wide litigation on a combination product… -
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" > WTR 1000 2022: "one of the most versatile practices in the top tier"
D Young & Co celebrates eight partners featured in the World Trademark Review 1000 this year, which ranks the firm as "gold" for UK trade mark prosecution and strategy and "silver" for UK trade mark enforcement and litigation. WTR writes that "home to trademark attorneys and solicitors who work together…
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