When Trademark Infringement Hits First: Protecting Your Brand Name in the UK
Trademark infringement feels horrible when it first hits. Your name, your logo, your hard work, suddenly used by someone else. This guide walks through what …
Trademark infringement feels horrible when it first hits. Your name, your logo, your hard work, suddenly used by someone else. This guide walks through what …
Netflix’s phenomenally successful KPop Demon Hunters has encountered a rather different type of adversary: US Christian metal band Demon Hunter. On 18 August 2026, the
When we spot what looks like trademark infringement, it is easy to want to act at once. But slowing down a little can protect both your rights and your reput…
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
Online‑only brands live and die by their name. If customers cannot trust that your brand online is really you, they will click away fast. That is why underst…
A recent legal dispute involving British perfumer Jo Malone CBE, retail giant Zara, and cosmetics company Estée Lauder has brought renewed attention to an important
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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
It’s the holiday season, and a small toy company has scored a surprise hit with an inflatable reindeer antler ring toss game. The product becomes