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The 2024 SME Fund offered by the European Intellectual Property office (EUIPO) is now live. The scheme aims to help EU-based small and medium-sized...

Researchers at UNSW are transforming wine and coffee byproducts into sustainable, high-performance battery materials, addressing environmental challenges in lithium-ion technology. This innovation supports circular economies, green energy transitions, and demands robust intellectual property strategies for commercial success.

The Court of Appeal (CoA) has recently confirmed that a typographical error or any other inaccuracy in a patent claim can only be corrected by way of claim interpretation if the existence of an error...

The EPO's Enlarged Board of Appeal has issued a communication hinting at a potential relaxing of the law concerning the doctrine of ‘plausibility' and the use of post-filed data to support inventive step.

EU design law has been updated from 1 July 2026, with reforms aimed at making design protection more suited to digital products and modern methods of creation and copying. The changes include dynamic representations like CAD files and animations, expanded protection for GUIs and non-physical items, and strengthened enforcement against counterfeiting and 3D printing.

A House of Lords report highlights the UK's urgent need for investment and strategy in Engineering Biology (EB) to maintain global competitiveness. Key recommendations include improving infrastructure, IP support, and fostering commercial-academic collaboration to drive innovation.

The three-month Sunrise Period for the Unified Patent Court (UPC) began on March 1st 2023 and is currently in progress until May 31st with the UPC coming into effect on 1 June.

While we settle in for a summer of major summer sporting events, including the UEFA EURO 2024, the Tour de France, and the Olympic Games in Paris, the European Union is trying its best to stem a troubling increase in illegal sports streaming and counterfeit sporting goods.

As both climate change and increased environmental pressures continue to make traditional cocoa production increasingly unsustainable, confectioners are making even greater efforts...

In mid-October, the Council of the European Union approved two legislative acts within the EU design package: an updated directive on the legal protection of designs and an amended regulation on European Union designs.

A decision on 7 March 2024 from Miljø - og Fødevareklagenævnet in Denmark has finally given us some long-desired guidance to the producers of sweet rum on how to market and label their products.

Nearly six months on from the opening of the Unified Patent Court and establishment of the Unitary Patent, the frenzy of bulk instructing, preparing and filing bulk...

CAN BATTERY RECYCLING INNOVATION SATISFY THE GROWING DEMAND FOR MORE SUSTAINABLE BATTERY PRODUCTION IN EUROPE?

We all love boats. From a kayak to a container ship, there's just something great about being on the water. We also all love receiving our goods quickly, cheaply and with minimal environmental impact.

In a current US copyright infringement case, the defendants, Ryder Ripps and Jeremy Cahen argue that there is no copyright in the well-known bored ape images traded as NFTs by Yuga Labs, Inc.

The Mannheim local division of the Unified Patent Court ("UPC") handed down a decision at the end of November 2024 on the issue of infringement of a Standard Essential Patent EP 2 568 724 B1 ("SEP")...

The 13th Edition of the Nice Classification took effect on 1 January 2026, introducing notable changes to the classification of goods and services across sectors such as AI, eyewear, clothing and beauty.