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Winter is a season that divides opinion, and not just between the hemispheres. For some, cold weather means hot cocoa and roaring fireplaces; for others...

Morning starts before you are fully awake. You walk into the kitchen, reach for the cupboard and follow a sequence your body knows by heart. It feels routine, almost invisible.

While comic books may not hold the same appeal in today's digital world, their legacy is undeniable, influencing decades of storytelling and pop culture.

Seeking the answer to the question "When were cars invented?" uncovers quite a few notable and surprising developments in the history of Intellectual Property (IP).

The issue of whether an artificial intelligence (AI) platform or its programmer(s) should, or can, be credited with the creation of an Intellectual Property (IP)...

Every patent grant is a window to economic and technological opportunity, making the exclusive rights they afford a valuable proposition for organizations of all sizes. However, the process of obtaining a registration is often fraught with fees and costs that can be intimidating.

For startup companies looking to raise funds, it is more important than ever to be able to demonstrate sustainable aspects.

Eighteen years ago, the European Patent Office (EPO) carried out a thought experiment into how Intellectual Property (IP) might evolve by 2025.

The Intellectual Property (IP) scene is never static. Every month brings a breath of fresh air in the form of intriguing news stories to unpack and puzzle over. Our latest roundup features potentially pungent...

In 2023, over 400 patent infringement cases were filed in the United States alone. The time, money and energy involved in litigation only emphasizes the critical need to understand the legal details of patents.

What do escalator, hovercraft, kerosine, superglue, trampoline and videotape have in common.

The festive season is well and truly here, and we celebrate it in our own inimitable fashion with a host of Intellectual Property (IP) treats for boys and girls of all ages.

The term creeps up in news articles and lawsuits, but internet slang has obscured some of the meaning of "patent troll" to those outside the Intellectual Property (IP) sphere.

The course of technological advancement does not always run smooth, and Intellectual Property (IP) is not unshaken by the twists and turns along the way.

When looking for safe and effective means to reduce costs for obtaining patent rights in Europe, applicants should consider the following aspects...

The EU Directive 2015/2436 ("The Directive"), which aims to approximate the laws of the member states relating to trademarks, discards the graphic representation requirement for trademark applications.

In recent months, it has become clear that using artificial intelligence (AI) to generate unique images is not some innocuous frivolity. In fact, it could be the flashpoint of countless Intellectual Property (IP)...