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    T1977/22: Can Claims Defined By Open-ended Ranges Ever Be Sufficiently Disclosed?

    The EPO's Board of Appeal's decision in T1977/22 provides an interesting review of the case law concerning the compatibility of whole range sufficiency and claims defined as a result to be achieved by use of an open-ended...
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    HGF Law
    HGF Law
  • Article

    Website Blocking Orders And Trade Mark Infringement

    Internet service providers ("ISPs") should not pay the costs of implementing website blocking orders in relation to trade mark infringements, the Supreme Court ...
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    HGF Law
    HGF Law
  • Article

    Wrapping Up Your IP: Tips For E-Commerce Protection

    Many of us would have turned to online shopping for Christmas gifts. Online shopping, whilst hugely convenient, does have its pitfalls.
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    HGF Law
    HGF Law
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    IP Ingredients, Part 17: How To Patent Food As Medicine

    Based on the increasing recognition of the role of food and nutrition in health, the current "food as medicine" movement encompasses a range of food-based interventions for the prevention...
    European UnionIntellectual Property
    HGF Law
    HGF Law
  • Article

    Lab-Grown Meat – Not Yet On The Menu

    It is now eight years since the first lab-grown burger was unveiled by a team of scientists at Maastricht University, but since then the path to market has been slow.
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    HGF Law
    HGF Law
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    Why Should I Register The Trade Mark(s) Of My Business? – 6 Top Tips

    A trade mark is anything that identifies the origin of goods or services writes Rebecca Field, Partner & Trade Mark Attorney (pictured above). This includes the name of the product, packaging, and logo...
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    HGF Law
    HGF Law
  • Article

    How Can You Mediate Without Meeting?

    Litigation is inevitable in the current economic climate. However, the perception is that settlement might be more difficult to achieve without face to face meetings or access to ADR.
    United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    HGF Law
    HGF Law
  • Article

    Would Brexit Mean The End Of The Unitary Patent And The Unified Patent Court?

    In terms of obtaining patents through the European Patent Office, leaving the EU would have no impact.
    European UnionIntellectual Property
    HGF Law
    HGF Law
  • Article

    Opinion Piece: Unitary Patent And Unified Patent Court In Ireland

    Intellectual Property (IP) is a core part of any business and particularly is a vital part of the strategic toolkit for any business that creates value through innovation and constant iterative...
    European UnionIntellectual Property
    HGF Law
    HGF Law
  • Article

    Getting Your First Filing Right

    Both timing and content of a first filing should be important strategic decisions. This is especially so in the healthcare field where wide breadth of claim is desired coupled with maximum use...
    GlobalIntellectual Property
    HGF Law
    HGF Law
  • Article

    OEM In China –Stahlwerk And The Good Faith Principle

    Before we get into the case specifics of Stahlwerk (January 2022), which is a Higher People's Court of Zhejiang Province case, we just need to cover what OEM is
    GlobalInternational Law
    HGF Law
    HGF Law
  • Article

    Trade Mark Changes In Jersey, And Why They Might Affect You

    Jersey has completely overhauled its trade mark system, establishing its own Intellectual Property Office and abolishing the previous UK re-registration requirement. The new framework aligns closely with UK trade mark law while enabling Jersey to participate directly in the Madrid System for international registrations. These changes, effective August 1, 2026, include automatic cloning of existing UK designations into Jersey rights and signal further IP modernization ahead.
    JerseyIntellectual Property
    HGF Law
    HGF Law
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    The Outlook For Innovation In Construction Following COP28

    As we enter the "beginning of the end of the fossil fuel era[1]", we consider how intellectual property (IP) rights may play a role in fulfilling...
    United KingdomEnvironment
    HGF Law
    HGF Law
  • Article

    Halloumi Vs EUIPO

    Recently The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) issued a decision in the interesting "HALLOUMI versus EUIPO" case which sheds some light on the way likelihood of confusion...
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    HGF Law
    HGF Law
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    HGF Ranked 'Gold' In The Financial Times Special Report

    More than 10,000 patent attorneys working in patent law firms or in the patent departments of companies, as well as clients
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    HGF Law
    HGF Law
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    IP Ingredients, Part 9: Protecting A Food Or Drink Manufacturing Process

    While patents are most often associated with new products like food compositions or food preparation equipment, they can also be obtained for new processes.
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    HGF Law
    HGF Law
  • Article

    Navigating The CRISPR IP Confusion

    It is just over 10 years since the Science publication of Jinek et al. showed for the first time that DNA cleavage could be achieved in vitro with a Cas9 enzyme of a bacterial CRISPR system...
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    HGF Law
    HGF Law
  • Article

    No Sugar Coating For Cargill

    Board of Appeal decision (T1384/16) highlights the importance of data in food and drink patents, as well as the pitfalls of opposition and appeal proceedings.
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    HGF Law
    HGF Law
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    Patenting Performance: Protecting The Science Behind A Personal Best

    Nomio, a broccoli-based sports supplement gaining popularity among endurance athletes, has secured patent protection for its innovative use of sulforaphane to enhance exercise performance and treat metabolic conditions. This analysis explores how the company leveraged university research to protect both therapeutic and non-therapeutic applications of their simple three-ingredient formula, demonstrating that even products with common ingredients can achieve robust patent protection through novel use claims.
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    HGF Law
    HGF Law
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    Post Sale Confusion – Dupes And Lookalikes Beware?

    Last month, the UK Supreme Court issued its highly-anticipated decision in Iconix Luxembourg Holdings SARL v Dream Pairs Europe Inc and another [2025] UKSC 25.
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
    HGF Law
    HGF Law
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