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The SME Fund 2026, a European Commission initiative implemented by the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO), is now open and will run until 04th December 2026, subject to availability of funds.

Hardcore car enthusiasts (or just casual followers of the Top Gear series) know that the Ferrari 250 GTO is the holy grail of the automotive world – a car so valuable and revered that Jeremy Clarkson himself was denied the privilege of driving it.

The intellectual property sector is also rapidly expanding in Malta, thus requiring further action from the government's side.

EUIPO Executive Director Christian Archambeau has shed light on the record filing numbers for EU Trademark registrations experienced in the first months of 2021.

Being an important port in the middle of the Mediterranean, Malta's efforts are key to the battle against counterfeit goods.

The second webinar in the Flourish IP webinar series was held on World Intellectual Property Day: IP and Youth innovating for a Better Future, 26th April 2022.

The intellectual property sector is also rapidly expanding in Malta, thus requiring further action from the government's side.

As of 1 January 2021, registered EUTMs no longer protect trademarks in the UK.

With the ever-growing influence that technology has on our lives, and the radical increase in screen time, the use of brand identifiers and marks has become more vital than ever

The Seniority Project was initiated in 2012 following an apparent poor implementation of Directive 2008/95/EC which aimed to regulate and uniform laws relating to trademarks within the member states of the European Union.

The world renowned manufacturer of Greek Yoghurt, FAGE, has recently won an ‘extended passing-off’ case against Chobani UK Limited in the United Kingdom.

In today's WH Insights episode, Galyna Podoprikhina (Associate WH Partners) talks about intellectual property rights and NFTs.

Article 59(1)(b) of the European Trademark Regulations provides that a trademark may be invalidated on grounds of bad faith i.e. where the trademark applicant would have applied for a TM in bad faith.

Whilst champagne corks were popping all over the world this past New Year's, winemakers in the Northeast of France had little cause for celebration in the wake of the CJEU's decision over Aldi Süd's "CHAMPAGNER SORBET"...

The second major substantive change is the extension of the functionality exclusion under A. 4(2) of the current Trademarks Act.

Ten points to whoever knew that Feta is not only a cheese made in Greece. Yes that’s right, Feta is not just Greek.

Trademarks, Patents, and Copyrights are all different forms of intellectual property rights; rights given to entities to protect their innovations. Such rights provide peace of mind...