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    Launching “At Risk” In The UK: Why Recent Patent Injunction Decisions Matter For MedTech And Digital Health Companies

    Launching a product while a patent dispute remains unresolved has never been risk‑free, but many companies have taken the view that the commercial upside justified it.
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    Leverage IP To Secure Investment

    It's always pleasing when an innovative client secures significant investment. But more than the immediate sense of appreciation for the client's success...
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    Lewis Hamilton's IP Struggles Highlight Some Important Issues

    Celebrity news can sometimes cause fringe but nonetheless important issues to come to the fore. This has been the case recently where Lewis Hamilton's brushes with IP have highlighted a couple
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    Lululemon Registers "Dupe" Trade Marks In Fight Against Lookalikes

    As of 21 October 2025, the athleisure brand Lululemon now owns a US trade mark registration for "LULULEMON DUPE". This marks the latest in the company's ongoing efforts to crackdown on "dupes" and lookalike products.
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    M&C In The News: Hi Barbie! What Can The F&B Industry Learn From Heinz' Summer Brand Deal?

    Riding the wave of last summer's Barbie craze, Heinz has launched a limited-edition Barbiecue sauce. As Barbie herself turns 65 this year, the food processing giant is capitalising...
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    M&C In The News: Start-ups Must Double Down On IP In 2024 To Ensure Long Term Success

    In 2024, the start-up landscape is evolving at lightning speed, and safeguarding your intellectual property (IP) is more critical than ever.
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    M&C In The News: UK's DABUS Debate Chews Over Sticky Inventor Issue

    Last week, the UK Supreme Court heard arguments in the case of Thaler (Appellant) v Comptroller-General of Patents, Designs and Trademarks (Respondent).
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    M&C In The News: What's Holding Back UK Life Sciences?

    As the UK sets its sights on becoming the world's third-largest life sciences economy by 2035, questions around how to turn ambition into reality are growing louder.
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    M&C In The News: What To Watch In The UK And EU IP Landscape For 2026

    2026 is already set to be a transformative period for IP law, with major shifts anticipated in UK design frameworks and generative AI copyright exemptions.
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    M&C In The News: Why Intellectual Property Must Help Power The UK's Green Jobs Revolution

    As the UK sets out to double clean energy employment to 860,000 jobs by 2030, intellectual property (IP) is emerging as a strategic engine for long-term industrial success.
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    Making Waves: Nike And Footlocker Face Challenge From The Makers Of ‘The Endless Summer Film

    Released in 1966, The Endless Summer follows two surfers on a trip around the world, in search of the perfect new surf spot.
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    Marine Energy Task Force Launched

    In a keynote speech at the Marine Energy Wales (MEW) Conference on 8 May 2025, Michael Shanks, Parliamentary...
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    Microchips Used In Football Kits For The First Time In The UK

    Brentford FC became the first English football club to wear match-day shirts with microchips, designed to prove authenticity and prevent the counterfeiting of player-worn kits.
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    Mixture Of Experts: Old But Gold

    Through the news, I've recently become aware of an interesting large language model (LLM) model architecture, Mixture of Experts (MoE), a concept which was actually established in a 1991...
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    More Than An Angel's Share Of Innovation Helps Scotch Whisky's Drive Towards Sustainability

    The Scotch Whisky Awards highlight sustainability innovations in packaging, CO₂ capture, and more. The Scotch Whisky Association emphasizes leveraging intellectual property to drive investment, competitiveness, and collaboration in advancing eco-friendly practices across the industry.
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    Neurim v Mylan: Take Two

    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)).
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    Neuromorphic Challenge To Nvidia?

    Nvidia's rise to the world's most valuable company highlights intense interest in future computing, particularly for AI. While Nvidia focuses on GPU-based AI, neuromorphic computing offers an innovative alternative mimicking brain structure to tackle power efficiency challenges.
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    New Pilot Will Introduce A Costs Cap For Patent Cases In The Shorter Trials Scheme

    A Civil Justice Council working group was set up in 2022 to consider a number of aspects of the civil costs regime.
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    New Report Predicts What Lies Ahead For The Fashion Industry In 2022

    McKinsey and The Business of Fashion yesterday released their report on The State of Fashion 2022 and it certainly makes for interesting reading.
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    No Love Lost Between Haas And Former F1 Team Principal Guenther Steiner, As Another Lawsuit Is Filed

    The parent company of the Haas F1 team (Haas Automation) is suing former Team Principal Guenther Steiner for trade mark infringement in respect of his autobiography, "Surviving to Drive".
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