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    Trade Marks And Place Names

    Cambridge University is quite within its rights to protect the name CAMBRIDGE and its reputation but how far the monopoly should go can be a fine line which is what this BBC article looks at.
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    Trust Your Dentist: Flossing Is Good For You

    Like many other people, I routinely feel slightly awkward when my dentist asks if I floss. It turns out this isn't just a dance move in Fortnite, but a sensible and effective oral hygiene technique.
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UK Accession To CPTPP Preserves Participation In The European Patent System

The UK government has confirmed that the United Kingdom is to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), whose current membership includes...
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    UK Court Of Appeal Rules That An AI Cannot Be The Inventor On A Patent Application

    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.
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    UKIPO Corporate Plan 2026-27

    The UK Intellectual Property Office has unveiled its Corporate Plan for 2026-2027, outlining ambitious digital transformation initiatives and strategic priorities that will reshape how businesses interact with the UK's IP system. From the rollout of the OneIPO platform to enhanced support for commercialising intellectual property and integrating AI tools, these changes promise to modernize IP services while addressing current backlogs and supporting innovation across all sectors.
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    UKIPO - Designs Practice Notice (DPN) 02/22

    The United Kingdom Intellectual Property Office published a Design Practice Notice on 02 November 2022, about fundamental aspects of UK registered design practice.
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    University Of Birmingham Secures Funding To Develop New Blood Cancer Test

    Researchers at the University of Birmingham have secured £230,000 in funding from Cancer Research Horizons to develop a new blood test for monitoring individuals at risk...
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    UPC And FRAND: Please Order Me To Disclose!

    In a FRAND/patent dispute, a judge allowed an applicant to disclose confidential license agreements, with redactions, for benchmarking purposes. This ruling highlights procedural steps parties may take in UPC/FRAND cases to ensure compliance with disclosure requirements.
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    UPC Claim Interpretation: The Normal Use Of A Medical Device Matters

    A recent UPC decision examined whether a medical device infringed a patent for an embolic protection device, focusing on whether a graspable structure that could only be accessed...
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    UPC Clarifies Repercussive Effect Of Dependent Claims

    November saw the issuance of a number of much-talked about UPC Court of Appeal (COA) decisions, and notable among them was the decision issued in the long-running dispute between Amgen, Sanofi and Regeneron.
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    UPC Court Of Appeal Limits Disclosure And Leaves Door Open For Future Expert Testimony

    In a decision issued on 24 September 2024 by the Court of Appeal of the Unified Patent Court (UPC), the court upheld a decision that limited the disclosure of additional licensing agreements in the ongoing dispute...
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    UPC Grants Ex-Parte Order For Evidence Gathering At Trade Fair

    The Düsseldorf Local Division granted an ex-parte inspection and preservation of evidence order in case UPC_CFI_834/2025, allowing Ecovacs Robotics Co., Ltd. to inspect robot vacuum...
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    UPC Issues Judgement In Default Against Defendant Not Engaging With Litigation

    When defendants fail to engage with UPC proceedings, the Court has shown its readiness to deliver swift default judgments, as demonstrated in the recent case between i-mop GmbH and ARCORA International GmbH.
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    UPC: No Need To Hear Court Appointed Expert Or Bailiff As Witness, Written Reports On Seizure Provide Sufficient Evidence

    The UPCs' Paris Local Division had granted an ex-parte seizure order to C-KORE Systems Limited (Claimant) against Novawell (Defendant) on 14th November 2023.
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    UPC: The Advent Of File Wrapper Estoppel?

    In two recent decisions before the UPC (UPC_CoA_402/2024, UPC_CoA_405/2024), the Court of Appeal rejected an appeal by Alexion Pharmaceuticals requesting grant of an application...
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    What's In A Name? Trade Marks & 'Brand Beckham'

    The biggest celebrity news story this week has certainly been the supposed Beckham family feud, following Brooklyn Beckham's statement via Instagram that he does not wish to reconcile with his parents.
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    When The Crowd Roars, Counterfeiters Cash In

    Major sporting tournaments create a lucrative opportunity for counterfeiters who exploit eager fans seeking team merchandise. A recent Trading Standards raid in Edinburgh seized over 158,000 fake football shirts worth £5.5 million, highlighting the scale of counterfeit operations that undermine legitimate businesses, exploit workers, and potentially endanger consumers with substandard materials.
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    Who Was Victoria, And What Was Her Secret?

    The return of the VICTORIA'S SECRET Fashion Show has been hitting the headlines this week, following on from its 5 year hiatus.
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    You Don't Need To Re-Invent The Wheel - Patent Searching Can Make Your R&D Plain Sailing

    It was interesting to read this article on the latest generation of car transporter ships. When faced with the challenge of making these cargo ships ..
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    You Wouldn't Steal A... Font?

    The iconic anti-piracy campaign from the early 2000s likened pirating films to stealing physical goods such as handbags, cars, and TV sets - but it turns out, in an ironic twist...
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