Key considerations for enforcing trademarks and designs post-Brexit In part one of this series, Beverley Potts and Jens Matthes of Allen & Overy set out the key practical issues that IP counsel should consider to maximise their chances of success in Europe after Brexit By Beverley Potts & Jens Matthes September 17 2020
Are the UK’s remote IP hearings here to stay? After acting for clients in a series of remote hearings, Marks & Clerk Law has some handy tips on how to handle such hearings and understands why digital justice could outlast the COVID lockdown, says Mike Gilbert By Mike Gilbert September 16 2020
Crunching the numbers: trademark activity during COVID-19 Robert Reading, director of professional services and strategy at CompuMark (part of Clarivate), looks at COVID-19’s impact on pharmaceutical and medical trademark activity – and reveals some surprising findings By Robert Reading September 15 2020
How to book your ‘generic.com’ at the USPTO Despite the US Supreme Court’s ruling in Booking.com, ‘generic.com’ trademark applicants still need to carefully document the protectability and registrability of their brands, say Victoria Doyle and Theodore Davis of... By Theodore Davis & Victoria Doyle September 14 2020
‘DABUS’: the AI topic that patent lawyers should be monitoring Imogen Ireland and Jason Lohr of Hogan Lovells examine the recent decisions on “DABUS” to show why AI inventors are not just a future problem By Imogen Ireland & Jason Lohr September 09 2020
