Our IP litigation specialists

Whether IP litigation is a strategic concern or a legal reality, Appleyard Lees’ solicitors work alongside our patent and trade mark attorneys to manage the matter in a seamless, efficient way. Our IP litigation specialists take robust, cost effective and realistic action to protect and support IP rights against infringers, if necessary through the courts.

Several of the world’s most valuable, recognised organisations choose us to manage their IP disputes. Our litigation team runs cases in the High Court (England & Wales), the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court (IPEC) and coordinates patent, design and trade mark litigation in courts around the world. We advocate on behalf of leading businesses before the Appointed Person and at the UKIPO and Nominet and other domain dispute registries.

Visit Greenshoots, our intellectual property insights library, for perspective on litigation written by the IP litigation specialists of Appleyard Lees.

Other cases include

O/140/21 Walmart Apollo v J &D McGeorge

O/114/21 Guangzhou Nome Brand Management Co., Ltd v Guangzhou Renren Management Consulting Co., Ltd

O/614/20 Humera Kashif v Appscale Limited

O/338/20 Puma v Ronak Hajiyani

O/415/20 Puma v Nike Innovate

O/302/20 Michael Jackson v Unilever

O/218/20 Puma v Lagoniassa

O/778/19 Guangdong Puss Investment v Guangzhou Renren Management Consulting

O/349/18 Platinum Enterprise (UK) Limited v Matza & Co Limited

O/487/17 Toolally v Tissot

O/363/17 Multibrands International v Kimberly-Clark

Case T-824/14 Eveready Battery Company v EUIPO — Hussain and Others (POWER EDGE)

Case T-330/12 The Hut.com Ltd v OHIM – Intersport France (THE HUT)

Case T 544/11 Spectrum Brands (UK) v OHIM – Koninklijke Philips Electronics NV (STEAM GLIDE)

Communisis Plc v The Tall Group of Companies Ltd & Ors [2020] EWHC 3089 (IPEC) (17 November 2020)

The Greenshoots Podcast by Appleyard Lees, Episode 26

Mediation is a form of cost-effective, confidential alternative dispute resolution (ADR), in which a neutral third party, or mediator, assists two parties to negotiate a settlement outside of court.

In this episode, Appleyard Lees partners and solicitors Bill Lister and Chris Hoole discuss the benefits of mediation vs. court proceedings, and how mediation in intellectual property cases can differ to non-intellectual property cases.

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