Our net zero programme has been recognised as sector-leading example of sustainability innovation.
View a selection of photos from our second Paralegal Conference in London's BMA House.
Kanishka Narayan MP has been appointed as the new minister with responsibility for intellectual property in the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology.
This year's conference saw 170 paralegals, speakers and exhibitors packed into BMA House in London for a day of learning and building new connections.
A new reverse mentoring toolkit to help legal organisations improve inclusion, wellbeing, and cross-generational understanding has been launched by LawCare and the University of Leeds.
The Sheila Lesley Volunteer of the Year Award is our chance to recognise those whose selfless contributions have made a lasting impact.
IP firms play a vital role in combating climate change, with green champions being key to driving sustainable practices and operational change within their businesses. We explore the role of the green champion and key steps to follow.
Simple sustainability steps firms can take in 2025 to drive environmental impact and ensure the future success of their business.
A recent decision highlights challenges in registering colour.
International brand owners in China need to be aware of new measures to address the abuse of non-use cancellation actions.
A community spirit matters now more than ever, writes Andrea Brewster.
Nicola Neath summarises her recent webinar for Jonathan’s Voice on the topic of emotional labour and its consequences.
This judgment identified a crystal-clear motive, says Carl Steele. [2025] EWHC 1239 (Ch), Bargain Busting Ltd v Shenzhen SKE Technology Co Ltd & Ors, High Court.
Designers forfeit certain rights when assigning patronymic trade marks, but new owners should not push the boundaries too far, says Shaun Anderson. C-168/24 – Opinion, PMJC SAS v [W] [X], [M] [X], [X] Créative SAS.
Territorial rights remain enforceable online, says Sobia Ramzan. [2025] EWCA Civ 343, Merck KGaA v Merck Sharp & Dohme LLC & Anor, Court of Appeal.
Ultimately, there was no likelihood of confusion, writes Milena Velikova. T-242/24, Versiontech, Inc v EUIPO – Verizon Trademark Services LLC, General Court.