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24/7 renewals: UKIPO common renewals service
The United Kingdom Intellectual Property Office’s new common renewals service will launch in Spring 2020. This will allow the UKIPO to process renewals 24 hours a day, seven days a week. -
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The patented Nike Vaporfly - a step too far?
The Nike Vaporfly running shoe (variants of which recently allowed Brigid Kosgei to run the Chicago Marathon in world record time and Eliud Kipchoge to run the world’s first sub two-hour marathon) have proved hugely controversial. Critics claim the technology in the shoes provides an unfair advantage to athletes. Concerns… -
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everyone else is taken"" > Women in IP event: "Be yourself, everyone else is taken"
The annual Women in IP panel event involved a well-experienced and engaging mix of panellists. The panel was chaired by Jane Mutimear (Partner at Bird & Bird) and included Alicia Chantrey (Vice-President, Legal Brand Protection at GSK), Jonathan Clarke (Director of Human Resources at Kilburn & Strode), Karen Crawley (Development… -
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Optis v Apple: strike out application refused
In one of a series of standard essential patent (SEP) and fair reasonable and non-discriminatory (FRAND) cases brought before the Patents Court of England & Wales since the decision in Unwired Planet v Huawei (which remains subject to an appeal to the Supreme Court), Optis has commenced patent infringement proceedings… -
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Do you want to build a snowman? No, but I'd like to protect one! IP for animated characters.
When it comes to animated productions including films; TV series; and video games, instrumental are their characters whose appearance and traits are what give the production its appeal. Particularly when such characters then go on to form part of a series or franchise, for instance the likes of Elsa in… -
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A brief comparison between UK and EU trade marks
In accordance with the Withdrawal Agreement, the UK left the EU on 31 January 2020. There will be a transition period until 31 December 2020 during which the UK will be treated like a member state and EU law will continue to apply. It appears unlikely that the transition period… -
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Sky v SkyKick CJEU decision
The CJEU has handed down its judgment in the eagerly anticipated Sky v SkyKick case. -
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Philips v ASUS: ASUS compelled to participate in FRAND trial
In Philips v ASUS, ASUS has been compelled to participate in a FRAND trial, despite declining a FRAND licence. -
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A brief comparison between UK and EU registered design regimes
The UK officially left the European Union at 23.00 GMT Friday 31 January 2020. A transition period, during which the UK will abide by EU legislation, has begun and is likely to end on 31 December 2020. There is an option to extend the transition period for a further two… -
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CJEU judgement in Sky v SkyKick (case C-371/18)
The CJEU has today handed down its judgment in the eagerly anticipated Sky v SkyKick case.
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