Leading alternative legal services provider makes third acquisition in nine months | 1mo
Leading alternative legal services provider makes third acquisition in nine months | 1mo
Former Jenner life sciences co-chair Louis Fogel to head IP heavyweight’s new base | 1mo
Unified Patent Court’s Court of Appeal will decide whether to uphold first-instance decision | 1mo
Closure follows office head Shaobin Zhu defecting to DLA Piper last year | 2mos
West Country firm Stephens Scown scores notable win for independent brewery as discount supermarket found to have taken unfair advantage of Thatchers' trademark | 2mos
Dan Reavill’s exit follows Travers commercial and IP partner Ben Chivers leaving for Temple Bright earlier this month | 2mos
Harry Deansway laments ‘notoriously difficult’ copyright law after Baby Cow Productions defeats claim | 2mos
Case highlights challenges of bringing infringement claims against AI platforms, currently the subject of a government consultation exercise | 2mos
Freeths’ IP experts Martin Noble and Eleanor Bradberry break down recent decisions in the THJ Systems and WaterRower cases | 2mos
Influential body argues image of a face ‘may well serve as a means to distinguish goods and services’ | 2mos
Joiners arrive from Hausfeld, Pinsent Masons and Gowling WLG | 2mos
Patent litigator Alexander Ritter marks latest in string of European hires by the US firm | 2mos
From video games to VWs, Linklaters’ IP lawyers Pauline Debré, Bolko Ehlgen, Kathy Berry and Laetitia Nicolazzi look back at this year’s key IP cases across Europe and identify what to watch out for in 2025 | 2mos
Split comes ahead of Kramer Levin’s planned merger with Herbert Smith Freehills | 3mos
Proposals part of consultation on interplay between AI and copyright | 3mos
Results show EU Commission’s security initiative is having success in tackling counterfeits | 3mos
Leading litigators James Keyte and Enoch Liang join the disputes powerhouse | 3mos
Law Over Borders Intellectual Property guide is edited by Foley & Lardner’s Jeffrey Greene | 3mos
Group led by partners Tom Meyers and Zachary Hyde joins across Boston and New York | 3mos
Plaintiffs claim OpenAI 'using other companies’ journalism for their own commercial gain' | 3mos