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    How Best To Mark Christmas!

    While consumer spending habits continue to change, Christmas remains the peak season for many businesses in the western world.
    United KingdomIntellectual Property
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    As of December 17th 2018, company directors and senior officers may now be held personally liable for nuisance calls made by their companies, and could be forced to pay fines of up to £500,000.
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    TESTAROSSA: Is Second Hand Use Genuine Use?

    Ferrari's TESTAROSSA trade mark has been of great interest to the European Courts, although Ferarri's luxury TESTAROSSA sports car has not been produced since 1996.
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    EPO Announces New Fee Reduction Scheme For Infrequent Users

    From 1 April 2024, the European Patent Office (EPO) will introduce new 30% fee discounts designed to benefit infrequent users of the European patent system.
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    The Evolution Of Television As Told By Patents

    It is very nearly 100 years since John Logie Baird's prototype "televisor" – later known as a mechanical television – was demonstrated in Selfridges department store in London in 1925 .
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    Online Safety Act Becomes Law

    The UK Online Safety Act (the ‘Act'), heralded as a progressive step toward internet regulation, has become law amid significant concerns. The Act received Royal Assent on 26 October 2023...
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    "We Love London!": Big Pharma Choose English Law And Courts To Resolve Foreign Dispute

    In these cases, issues of German contract law construction, and that of Maryland law, were considered.
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    Kymab Prevails As The UK Supreme Court Affirms The Requirement For Sufficient Disclosure

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    Originality In Copyright – A Review Of THJ v Sheridan

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    The Proof Is In The Patent – On The Question Of Experimental Data In AI-related Patent Applications Before The EPO

    The recent Enlarged Board of Appeal decision G2/21 has brought the spotlight back onto the topic of the use of experimental data for providing proof of a technical...
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    Infringement And The Unitary Nature Of A EU Trade Mark: Has The English Court Got It Wrong?

    The approach to the role of reputation in opposition and infringement proceedings illustrates where the problem lies.
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    Use A Trade Mark CORRECTLY Or ….. Lose It…

    Once a trade mark has been registered for over five years, it is subject to use requirements and is vulnerable to attack by a third party on grounds of non-use, to the extent...
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    Moving Apart – Diverging Approaches To Broad Functional Antibody Claims In Europe And The US

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    EU Design Law – Significant Changes In The Pipeline

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    Data Protection Post Brexit

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    The Impact Of G2/21 On Biotech Patent Drafting – Extraordinary Claims Require Extraordinary Evidence

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    Patentability Of Methods Of Treatment And Diagnosis

    Many medical methods involve the use of a medical device or apparatus.
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