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Henry Davies
I joined the patents team at D Young & Co in 2020 and since then have enjoyed applying my strong technical knowledge to help a variety of clients. Before joining D Young & Co, I completed a master’s degree in physics at the University of Oxford. My academic background covers… -
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Miranda Simmons
I joined D Young & Co’s patent team as a technical assistant in October 2020. I enjoy the variety of my work, and applying my technical background in physics to my role. Before joining D Young & Co, I completed a Bachelor’s degree in physics at the University of Bristol.… -
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Jake Leggat
I joined the patent team at D Young & Co as a technical assistant in 2020. I have a strong technical background in physics which I enjoy applying to the commercial aspects of my role. Before entering the IP profession I completed a Master’s degree in physics at the University… -
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Rhys Pryce
I have a technical background in structural biology, biochemistry, and molecular biology; and a particular interest in virology, immunology, and protein engineering. I joined the biotechnology patents team at D Young & Co in 2020, having conducted DPhil and postdoctoral research in structural and molecular virology. Since joining D Young… -
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Oatly capitalises on controversy in General Court distinctiveness decision
It is notoriously difficult to register marks which are perceived to be slogans at the EUIPO, however in this case Oatly managed to capitalise on the controversy surrounding the launch of the mark and argued that the phrase would be perceived as surprising and thought provoking. Oatly's evidence of a… -
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Coty v Amazon continues: latest decision highlights the right to inspection under German Trademark Law
The case between German perfume distributor Coty and e-commerce giant Amazon has gone into another round before the German Federal Supreme Court. -
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G1/19: patenting computer simulation inventions
The EPO’s Enlarged Board of Appeal recently announced its decision in respect of G1/19, which relates to the patentability of computer simulation inventions. Simulation is a widely used tool in many fields of electronics, design and manufacturing, computer engineering, bioengineering, and chemistry to name but a few. Simulation is used… -
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Trade Mark Newsletter No.115
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Its like milk but made for humans: Oatly capitalises on controversy in GC distinctiveness decision
The General Court (GC) has overturned the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) refusal to register the mark “IT’S LIKE MILK BUT MADE FOR HUMANS”. The General Court was persuaded that Oatly’s slogan met the minimum requirement for distinctive character. -
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Tefals pan with the famous red spot: proving an indicator of commercial origin
Tefal applied to register the mark (shown below) in the UK for frying pans and related goods in class 21. The application was rejected as being devoid of distinctive character. Tefal submitted evidence of acquired distinctiveness, including a survey.
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