Letter from IP Inclusive: Helping people find their career in ideas
Andrea Brewster introduces a new mentoring scheme for would-be recruits.
No shortcuts allowed
There is no one-size-fits-all approach to a likelihood of confusion analysis, says Désirée Fields.
Perspective: Having it all feels closer than it ever did before
Charlotte Duly reflects on her progress as a woman in IP.
Bad company?
Our authors consider the implications of 2021’s key Sky v SkyKick decision, which has given renewed importance to applicants’ intentions.
When costs count
Emily Roberts explains what it takes to make sure your IP enforcement strategy remains legally robust and commercially viable.
Backstory: An unlikely pair?
Keith Havelock looks back at how trade mark and patent rights came to be the responsibility of the same office.
A convincing case
For Cherrie Stewart, a recent mock mediation webinar moved the needle.
March case comments
There can only be one boss
A distinctive verbal element showed its strength, reports David Birchall.
Weakness warning
Victoria Leach cautions against being economical with EU evidence post-Brexit.
Head first
Laura Robyn explains why Skullcandy’s arguments spoke loudest.
Pushing the boundaries
Francesco Simone explores a case that stretches an established principle.
It’s all about energy
A flavourful addition didn’t add up for the Court, writes Felicity Hide.
Mama mia! Here we go against
The sound of these marks had significance, says Amelia Skelding.
March regulars
Events calendar March 2022
Explore our upcoming events.
Insider: March 2022
Spring sees our work continue.
TM20: Nicki Alvey
Nicki Alvey is not afraid to ask.
