With an eye on the UK market, Freeths’ Simon Barker and Chris Musgrave explain how to make the most of AI in advertising while managing possible IP pitfalls | 3d
With an eye on the UK market, Freeths’ Simon Barker and Chris Musgrave explain how to make the most of AI in advertising while managing possible IP pitfalls | 3d
Resource aims to help businesses tackle the complex licensing landscape of SEPs | 3d
Previous decision had upended UK’s longstanding approach to assessing patentability | 4d
Any regulatory changes to drug patents and pricing should be wary of stifling innovation, writes Neal Gerber Eisenberg lawyer Thomas Campbell | 1w
Kirkland and Gowling WLG advise as Court of Appeal in London sets global FRAND licence for SEPs used in cellular mobile technology | 1w
Revered rock band and luxury fashion house are reaching settlement in long-running legal battle | 2w
Glucose monitoring patent revoked across 17 UPC member states in ongoing dispute with rival Abbott | 2w
Mathys & Squire patent litigator Stephen Garner discusses changes to EU pharmaceutical legislation and the impact on IP rights | 2w
GenAI may be a boon to luxury brand advertising but Hogan Lovells’ lawyers Helen Trac and Rebecca Horton caution that copyright law may not protect some AI-generated campaigns | 2w
Freshfields, Taylor Wessing and Powell Gilbert advise on closely watched London High Court dispute | 3w
Increase in defence spending as geopolitical tensions ratchet up could be behind the rise in military technology patents issued with secrecy orders | 3w
McKool Smith lawyer Warren Lipschitz examines US Patent and Trademark Office Director Kathi Vidal’s MOU with the UK Patent Office on standard essential patents and how it fits in with her other actions since taking office | 4w
Sony, Universal and Warner Records bring action against two AI song generators over alleged copyright infringement | 4w
Paul Cox and Roy Crozier create Ionic Legal with the support of UK law firm Excello Law | 1mo
Maura O’Malley reports from London’s premier luxury law conference, which explored how the sector is innovating | 3w
Quiet luxury’s subtle design elements require a specialised IP protection approach, writes Stobbs trademark attorney Gretha Cachia. | 1mo
Amicus brief filed by the association concerns whether intangible products like NFTs are “goods” for the purpose of the trademark act | 1mo
US appeals court revives long-running dispute with US trademark office over Cuban government-owned trademark | 1mo
Maura O’Malley reports from London’s premier luxury law conference, which featured lawyers from brands including Loewe, Chanel, Tapestry and Stella McCartney | 1mo
The top brands, law firms, legal teams and individuals honoured at Luxury Law Summit London | 4d