Classifications: Identifying the Boring Ones
Boring but necessary! When you apply to register a trademark in the UK or EU, you don’t just protect a name or logo in the
Michael Coyle
May 4, 2026
Skip to content Boring but necessary! When you apply to register a trademark in the UK or EU, you don’t just protect a name or logo in the
This week, the Intellectual Property Office celebrated a remarkable milestone: 150 years of trade mark registration in the United Kingdom. To mark the occasion, a
One of the best things you can do as a business owner in the UK is to register a trade mark. What is a trade
In 2024, something extraordinary occurred: the original Mickey Mouse cartoon (from 1928) entered the public domain in the United States, implying that its copyright expired
Imagine the aroma of freshly baked croissants drawing morning crowds to your café. You’ve created a signature croissant-based sandwich that’s the talk of the town
Introduction In the modern food economy, the origin of a product can carry as much commercial weight as its taste or quality. Across Europe—and increasingly
Trademark for a bar – Intro Living in Amsterdam and now considering the possibility of starting a bar in London means that you are probably
Understanding What a Trademark Covers Names, logos, slogans, and other distinctive symbols that are used in commerce to identify the source of goods or services
Creating a Legacy: The UK’s GI Scheme and the Isle of Wight’s love of tomatoes! Tomatoes from the Isle of Wight have come to represent
Football is no stranger to iconic celebrations. From Ronaldo’s “Sii” to Mbappé’s crossed arms, these moments often transcend the pitch, becoming trademarks of players’ identities.