You need to be aware that once you apply for a trade mark and the application is successful, you cannot just use
Trade mark Genericide is where a trade mark looses its rights of individuality and protection by becoming a common place word. Here
Trade Mark Revocation- Use it or Lose it
You need to be aware that once you apply for a trade mark and the application is successful, you cannot
Trade Mark Genericide.
Trade mark Genericide is where a trade mark looses its rights of individuality and protection by becoming a common place
Trade mark renewal process
Upon registering your trade mark, your protection will last for a period of 10 years from the date in which
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s Sussex Royal trade mark applications blocked
The couple’s trade mark applications have received a notice of threatened opposition in accordance with the United Kingdom Intellectual Property
The Need for a Trade Mark if you own a Craft Brewery
Since the start of Coronavirus, small business have taken a hit. This can be seen in craft breweries around the
Can Meghan Markle and Prince Harry keep their ‘Sussex Royal’ trade marks?
In June 2019, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex filed to register their charity brand with the United Kingdom Intellectual
What can and cannot be registered as a UK trade mark
f you are seeking to register your business as a trade mark, you may be unsure as to what can
Certification marks and collective marks; what are they?
In addition to ordinary marks, there are two other kinds of trade marks that can be registered with the United
Fruit loops for everyone: The UKIPO rejects Kellogg’s trade mark opposition
The famous British brewery company Fuller have been granted a victory by the UK Intellectual Property Office (‘UKIPO’). The famous
What is the Doctrine of Exhaustion of Rights?
A look into the doctrine of exhaustion of rights in relation to trade marks within the European Union. Article 7(1)