Filing and prosecution: UK, overseas, Madrid and EUTM
Explore filing and prosecution in the UK, EU, overseas and the Madrid System with our lecturers from Barker Brettell, Boult Wade Tennant, Pinsent Masons and Stobbs.
A balancing act
A high threshold must be met before communications can be restrained as unjustified threats, finds Maya Muchemwa. [2026] EWCA Civ 532, Bargain Busting Ltd v Shenzhen SKE Technology Co Ltd.
A human-centric approach to AI
This is how we will continue to deliver value for the EUIPO’s users, says João Negrão.
A prescription for confusion
An EU General Court decision preserves the settled approach to consumer attention around health-related goods, writes Liam Egan. T-591/24, Sandoz AG v EUIPO – Be Healthy (ARYUNA).
A timely warning
Following the Samsung v Swatch dispute, Amelia Skelding asks: is it time to rethink what constitutes trade mark infringement in a digital economy?
Big change comes to China
A milestone moment in the country’s Trade Mark Law heralds major changes for brand owners – foreign ones included – writes Celia Tao.