Upcoming events
Past event recordings
Autumn Conference 2019
Our Autumn Conference focused on what the IP profession might look like after Brexit, helping attorneys to prepare for contentious matters and conflict situations in the new landscape.
Evidence in registry proceedings
The UK IPO’s Oliver Morris and Deputy High Court Judge David Stone, passed insight and tips for presenting evidence before the registry and the High Court, including IPEC.
CITMA Paralegal Seminar 2019 - Ownership
Our Paralegal Seminar focused on 'ownership' with a diverse range of speakers including paralegals and trade mark attorneys from private practice as well as in-house.
Why mental health matters
Ann Charlton from LawCare - who promote and support good mental health and wellbeing in the legal community - spoke to us about spotting signs of illness and dealing with things early.
The use requirement in United States trade mark law
Tara Aaron, partner at Aaron | Sanders PLLC, Nashville, revealed common issues that occur when trying to register a trade mark with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) from outside the United States.
Canada's new trade mark laws
Founder of Clancy PC and Managing Attorney Lawyer, Paula Clancy, discussed how changes will bring Canada in line with three major intellectual property treaties: the Madrid Protocol, the Nice Agreement and the Singapore Agreement.
The effect of recent trade mark decisions on registration
Victoria Jones, 3PB Barristers, shared her insights and forecasts at our first Midlands lecture of the year. Victoria outlined what we can now register as a trade mark, and the specifications applied to marks.
Update on EU case law - trade marks, designs and copyright
Guy Tritton, Hogarth Chambers, gave an insightful talk on recent landmark IP cases.