Event videos & presentations
Earn CPD online from video recordings and presentations of our past events. We have an archive of events dating back to 2014 available to view.
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Accounts for IP legal professionals
Ash Chandarana ACCA, from PKF Littlejohn LLP, shared his knowledge and experience in this special session designed for IP legal professionals working in private practice.
An introduction to patents
Alicia Instone delved beyond the basics of patents in our final webinar of 2019.
Skykick - what does it mean in practice
Edwina FitzHugh and Emmy Hunt from Potter Clarkson were back in Birmingham by popular demand, sharing their talk from this year's Autumn Conference.
Are the UK IPO and EUIPO ready for non-traditional trade marks?
Womble Bond Dickinson’s Rose Smalley gave an insightful talk on her recent experiences with filings, enforcement and the validity of non-traditional marks.
Fashion and IP
In this final lecture of the year our panel covered anti-counterfeiting, approaches to protection, and enforcement strategies in the online and offline worlds.
UK case law update
Charlotte Blythe took us through a range of recent cases, from jurisdiction for online infringement of EU trade marks to filings of bad faith.
Demystifying trade mark filings in Asia and the Chinese ‘super trade mark’
During this paralegal webinar, Mary Man discussed translation and transliteration in Asian trade mark searches and the implications of the new Chinese trade mark law.
CITMA Seminar for Litigators
This year's seminar centered on the hot topics related to Chartered Trade Mark Attorneys conducting litigation. Talks ranged from discussions on the updated disclosure pilot scheme to examinations on UK IPO appeals to the High Court.
Domain name disputes post-GDPR
Lauren Somers, HGF Ltd, was in Manchester discussing one of the less publicised effects of GDPR: the WHOIS blackout
Flip flopping between Jandals and Thongs
Nick Holmes, a Davies Collison Cave principal, joined from Australia to share the unique and unusual aspects of Australian and New Zealand trade mark law and practice.
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.