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The UKIPO's decision in SE Bicycles Company Ltd v Cashflow Corporation Ltd (O/0439/25) represents one of the first significant applications of the UK Supreme Court's guidance in SkyKick on bad faith.

For those interested in all things fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory, especially FRAND disputes, a further battle has recently taken place in the UK Patents Court

In recent years, the UK courts have demonstrated that they are prepared to be flexible and pragmatic when considering remedies for patent infringement.

Pfizer is a giant pharmaceutical manufacturer whose range of pharmaceuticals includes phenytoin sodium, an anti-epilepsy drug sold in the EU under the brand name EPANUTIN.

Last time we were writing about the Neurim v Mylan battle concerning Circadin ("Going out with a Bang, what a difference 2 days makes") it was Mylan with the upper hand ([2021] EWHC 530 (Pat)).

Following on from Mr Justice Meade's judgment on the preliminary issues in the re-match between Neurim (and Flynn) and Generics (UK) Ltd (now trading as Viatris but formerly Mylan) concerning a divisional patent...

In a landmark Supreme Court ruling, an inventor has won £2m compensation from Unilever for his invention for monitoring glucose levels in diabetics.

The Court of Appeal has issued a decision in an appeal against the High Court's decision to uphold the refusal of the Dabus patent application in the UK.

In a recent case in the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court, a sole director was found to be jointly liable with his company for trade mark infringement and passing off its products as those of another company.

The Administrative Court has recently ruled in favour of Claimants representing the music industry (with broader implications for anyone who creates or uses copyright works).

On 8 February the Privy Council formally approved the Unified Patent Court (Immunities and Privileges) Order 2018.

In a stark alert to providers of global e-commerce services, the UK's most senior court has upheld an earlier decision that Amazon "targeted" UK customers for sales of U.S. goods on its U.S. website...

On 25 February the Preparatory Committee of the Unified Patent Court (UPC) published the agreed Rules on Court fees and recoverable costs for the new court.

Nicola Sharp of financial crime specialists Rahman Ravelli summarises the case.

Nicola Sharp of financial crime specialists Rahman Ravelli summarises the case.

The numbers show that the County Courts continue to remain extremely busy, with nearly 390,000 claims lodged in the courts in that three-month period.

The recent judgment handed down by Mrs Justice Lambert in Swift v Carpenter [2018] EWHC 2060 (QB) marks only the second occasion ...

In the recent case of Wood v Days Health UK Ltd and others [2016] the High Court refused to allow the Defendant to withdraw its pre-action admission of liability in a personal injury Claim.