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Post Brexit: trade marks
To help businesses prepare for Brexit, the UK Parliament has drafted legislation that will ensure that EU trade marks will continue to be protected and to be enforceable in the UK by providing an equivalent trade mark registered in the UK. The legislation is likely to be passed and will… -
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Post Brexit: patents & the UPC
There is no change to the way patents can be filed and prosecuted. It is business as usual. The UK will continue to be a member of the European patent system, which is governed by the EPC, a treaty between contracting states to the EPC that is, and will remain,… -
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Post Brexit: exhaustion of rights
D Young & Co is fully prepared for Brexit and it will be very much business as usual whatever date the UK leaves the EU. We have offices in the UK and Germany and this will allow us to continue operating on your behalf on UK, German and EU intellectual… -
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Post Brexit: geographical indications
The UK Government has confirmed that it will set up its own GI schemes which will be WTO TRIPS compliant, broadly mirror the current EU regime and be no more burdensome to producers. This will apply from exit day. -
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Celebrating 100 newsletters: Trade mark decisions 2001-2018
To mark our 100th newsletter we’ve created a whistle-stop tour of the eighteen years of case law that we have reviewed and written about. Technologies, brands and products we could not have contemplated nearly two decades ago have challenged rights owners, academics and the courts alike, seeing case law extend… -
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LNDR beats LDNR: injunction granted against Nike
In a recent David & Goliath battle between Frank Industries Pty Ltd (Frank), an Australian company with an establishment in the UK, and sportswear giant Nike Retail BV (Nike), the UK Courts have demonstrated their ability to deal with time sensitive matters with great efficiency, by granting interim injunctive relief,… -
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Missed an opportunity? MASTERCHEF & MISTER CHEF
This case highlights that, in certain circumstances, a lack of conceptual similarity between two marks can trump a high level of visual and aural similarity such that, even for identical goods, confusion is unlikely to arise. -
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Client alert: unsolicited mail or invoices
IP applicants appear to be receiving unsolicited mail from companies requesting payment for services such as publication, registration or entry in business directories and renewal/annuity fees. -
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Massimo Osti v Global Design: IPEC or the High Court?
Should a claim be issued in the English Intellectual Property Enterprise Court or the High Court? The boundary between the two courts is often blurred. With there being clear strategic issues associated with the choice, this can often be an important decision for the client and a point of contention… -
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Chugai v UCB Pharma: English courts construe US patent
Can an English court construe the scope of a licensed US patent? In Chugai Pharmaceutical v UCB Pharma & Others [2018] EWHC 2264 (Pat), the English Patents Court has held that, on the facts in issue, it could.
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