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Can AI reshape trade mark practice – promise, pitfalls and the average consumer of the future
The MARQUES panel on external factors changing our work also turned to the potential of artificial intelligence to transform trade mark practice. Dev Gangjee explored how AI could help fill gaps in the international system, improve trade mark processes, and even challenge the foundations of trade mark law

Rosie Burbidge
Sep 233 min read


US businesses liable for TM infringement if they target UK consumers
Supreme Court provides extensive guidance on when a website is “targeting” UK consumers and the consequences for the platform’s liability

Rosie Burbidge
Mar 13, 20243 min read


Court of Appeal agrees that Amazon takedowns can be a “threat”
The Court of Appeal upholds finding that communications to Amazon via its IPR Procedure amounted to a threat of infringement proceedings.

Rosie Burbidge
Jan 31, 20242 min read


Is a five-year criminal sentence for trade mark infringement too harsh?
The EU Court of Justice has addressed questions concerning criminal penalties for unauthorised use of trade marks.

Rosie Burbidge
Oct 26, 20232 min read


Geographical Indications: What are the latest developments?
The protection of terms which indicate the geographical origin of goods, whether as Geographical Indications (GIs), or otherwise is an...

Rosie Burbidge
Sep 25, 20223 min read
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