The IPEC: Quick and cost effective UK IP Litigation
The IPEC provides quick access to cost-effective justice for IP rights holders.
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The rise of patents in the health food industry
IP Solicitor Chris Thomas highlights the need for brand owners and manufacturers to protect trade secrets in the food and beverage industry.
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Registering trade marks with Gin Lane
“Securing a trade mark for the Gin Lane brand early in our business’s development was essential for us to expand and grow with confidence."
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Can artificial intelligence match human intelligence?
Julia Gwilt and Parminder Lally attended the Cambridge Wireless event on "Narrowing the Intelligence Gap", hosted at Amazon's site in Cambridge. The event featured an excellent talk by Neil Lawrence (IPC Machine Learning at Amazon and Professor of Machine Learning at the University of Sheffield) on whether the latest AI is "more human".
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Patentability of products obtained from biological processes
After years of controversy, the Technical Board of Appeal (TBA) of the EPO has recently decided that products obtained by essentially biological processes can be patent protected (T1063/18).
Read moreZombie trade marks: a refleshing update
Zombie trade marks take shape in many spooky forms. They are the abandoned, historic brands: the trade marks of businesses which are no longer actively trading. To the untrained eye, they can appear lifeless, but look a little closer, and there may still be a soul lurking behind the eyes.
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Our journey with Quantum Base
Quantum Base has invented, developed and patented a portfolio of unbreakable nanoscale quantum security devices that are simple, scalable, small and cheap.
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Processing language: A patent overview
Language, be it written or spoken, can be vague, ambiguous and difficult to interpret.
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