SkyKick goes to the Court of Appeal
The Court of Appeal has allowed an appeal in proceedings between the well-known satellite TV broadcaster, Sky Ltd (“Sky”) and the UK company SkyKick UK Ltd (“SkyKick”).
Read moreThe Court of Appeal has allowed an appeal in proceedings between the well-known satellite TV broadcaster, Sky Ltd (“Sky”) and the UK company SkyKick UK Ltd (“SkyKick”).
Read moreNew sentencing guidelines were published on Thursday for the sentencing of individuals and organisations for the unauthorised use of trade marks
Read moreThe recent case concerning oat-based drinks OATLY and PURE OATY highlights the difficulties in enforcing rights in a descriptive trade mark against third parties.
Read moreIn this article, we compare the requirements to obtain patents in the U.S. and Europe in the context of computer-implemented inventions such as simulation methods and artificial intelligence (AI).
Read moreAbout the author Claire Devine is a trainee patent attorney at Appleyard Lees IP LLP. As a trainee patent attorney Claire has worked with a range of clients in the
Read moreThe EPO’s highest judicial body, the EBoA, has today released its “order” on the legality of videoconference oral proceedings.
Read moreAs the Ringo Starr case shows, despite some tricky issues to navigate around, the parties were able to reach an agreement and have likely saved long run costs of fighting a lengthy legal battle!
Read moreThe UK Government has maintained the SPC system in and for the UK. An SPC application must be filed at the UKIPO by the later of six months from the
Read moreThis series of articles explores the effect of COVID-19-related disruption on start-ups’ management and monetisation of intellectual property (IP), giving practical guidance to start-ups to improve and preserve their position
Read moreInventions can be broadly split into products (i.e. physical entities) and methods (i.e. activities). This brief guide aims to clarify exactly which diagnostic products and methods can and cannot currently be patented in Europe.
Read moreIn a recent decision, the UK Intellectual Property Office found in favour of Cambridge University and upheld an opposition against a trade mark application for CAMBRIDGE BLUE.
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