Skip to content In Dublin, a pint of Guinness is a representation of Irish heritage and a well-known, trademark-protected brand. The recognisable Guinness logo on your glass in
By Michael Coyle, Solicitor and Owner of Lawdit Solicitors / TheTrademarkroom.com In the world of branding, sometimes it’s not just your name that counts—it’s your
As a UK Solicitor based not far from Southampton, I’ve watched with admiration as Chinese businesses — from bubble tea brands and hotpot restaurants to
As a Trade Mark Solicitor, I’ve seen countless cycling-related businesses — from innovative bike frame manufacturers to grassroots cycle clubs and global apparel brands —
In the UK, we must allocate every mark to a specific category. These categories streamline the process for organisation, clarity, and searching for similar marks.
Protecting intellectual property rights on e-commerce sites: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/protecting-intellectual-property-rights-on-e-commerce-stores E-commerce has expanded quickly over the last 10 years, giving consumers much more access to a vast
The United Kingdom’s registration system is based on a globally recognised class system that covers various aspects of service and goods trade. The legal framework,
Following on from a recent trip to St Andrews University (30 mins from Edinburgh) I thought I would tell you about the University sector and
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Is the James Bond Trademark Under Attack? Dubai Developer Contests 007’s Worldwide Rights In a court tussle, a Dubai-based real estate developer is contesting who
