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A recent Intellectual Property Enterprise Court (IPEC) decision has found that vague wording used in a compromise agreement was sufficient in scope to release the defendants from liability...

In two related cases, the General Court (GC) upheld the decision of the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) Board of Appeal, confirming the partial existence of a likelihood of confusion...

In this case the General Court (GC) confirmed that sound marks need to be in tune with distinctive character to achieve registration.

The UK IPO has issued a rare 'Designs Practice Note' to provide guidance to applicants in the light of the judicial comments made in the recent Supreme Court decision in the 'Trunki' case.

Following the deposit by Austria of its instrument of ratification for the Protocol to the Agreement of a Unified Patent Court, triggering the commencement of the UPC Provisional Application Period...

From time to time, we see the emergence of completely new and un-envisaged technology being suddenly made available to consumers.

Trade mark proprietors are often faced with the ultimatum 'use it or lose it', but when asked to provide evidence of genuine use of your mark, how far can your actual use stray from the mark as registered?