Applying for a trade mark can feel like a formality. In reality, a significant proportion of trade mark applications are refused, opposed, or later abandoned.
When starting or growing a business, choosing the right name is crucial. However, many people assume that registering a company name, buying a domain name,
For many startups, trade marks feel like something to deal with later — after funding, traction, or growth. In reality, waiting is one of the
As online retail continues to grow, the protection of brands in digital marketplaces has become more essential than ever. For businesses selling on Amazon, one
As UK businesses expand internationally, the Middle East has emerged as a lucrative market due to its strategic location, growing consumer base, and high purchasing
The Intellectual Property Enterprise Court (IPEC) is a specialist court within the High Court of England and Wales, dedicated to resolving intellectual property (IP) disputes
The UK Intellectual Property Office, the Government body in the UK that manages intellectual property, has confirmed that a 25% fee increase for all trade
Here are practical trademark tips for SMEs (small and medium-sized enterprises) in the UK — focused on helping you protect your brand, save money, and
What is Passing Off? Passing off is a form of common-law unfair competition protection in the UK. It allows a business (the claimant) to sue
When a company like Disney wants to protect a fictional character, it typically relies on a “bundle” of legal rights. No single right is sufficient
