Find out how Lidl used the Company Names Tribunal to stop someone using a misleading company name (Lidl Logistics Limited)

How to calculate financial compensation for IP infringement. Discover the English Court of Appeal's clarification on the consequences of fai

COPA is challenging the authenticity of documents relied on by Dr Craig Wright in the case over the identity of the inventor of Bitcoin.

'Without prejudice' correspondence is a key part of English litigation. A recent judgment sheds light on the key criteria for this legal com

ASA rules that a post for Elf Bar on social media platform Discord offering a 5% discount was an advert and must not appear again.

The Court of Appeal has upheld the decision in the EASYOFFICE case concerning trade marks that led to the revocation of easyGroup's mark.

What are the factors driving the trend of change and consolidation within the fashion retail sector?

The EU Court of Justice has addressed questions concerning criminal penalties for unauthorised use of trade marks.

A recent judgment in the IPEC illustrates some of the challenges that can arise when an old brand falls into disuse. But this case provides

A new study provides some data to show just how important IP rights are both for raising capital and predictors of successful exit strategy.

A recent judgment of Mr Justice Zacaroli highlights some important points about the test for patent infringement in the UK.

A patent case has been filed against Gucci before the new Unified Patent Court (UPC)

The UK government has launched the second consultation in its IPO Transformation programme, inviting comments on series trade marks.

A recent judgment raised an interesting question concerning whether email address provider can be subject to Norwich Pharmacal orders

The Court of Appeal has reversed a first instance finding in a case concerning misuse of confidential information and other matters.

A small accounting company (Global Infosys Ltd) was found to have infringed the trade mark of a rival as a result of a campaign.

Is Dr Craig Wright "Satoshi Nakamoto", the creator of Bitcoin? This key 'identity issue' is the first step in determining who created BTC

In its latest trade mark judgment, the EU Court of Justice has ruled that a counterclaim for invalidity of an EU trade mark (EUTM) is not li

The owner of the Beverly Hills Polo Club brand has lost a trade mark infringement case against Royal County of Berkshire Polo Club

The Court of Appeal has found in favour of alleged owner of Bitcoin to serve a claim relating to copyright infringement of the Bitcoin File

The disclosure of documents relating to the removal of Puma's ambush marketing by TfL in the Euro 2022 tournament was ordered by IPEC

European courts pass recent judgment on what constitutes “communication to the public” in copyright cases.

His Honour Judge Hacon in the IPEC has stayed all the claims in a trade mark case, pending cancellation proceedings at the EUIPO

The judge in the Lidl v Tesco case has now ruled that Lidl is entitled to a final injunction regarding the copyright infringement.