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Abigail Wise shares her unusual pathway into the profession, from failing A-levels to becoming Lewis Silkin’s first female IP partner
From AI and the UPC to troublesome trademarks in China, experts name the IP trends likely to dominate 2026
A team from Addleshaw Goddard secured victory for the changing robe brand, following a trial against competitor D-Robe
The firm said revenue from its ‘refreshed and expanded’ IP team increased by 4% in FY25
The dispute at the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court pits Dryrobe against D-Robe and will include a ‘genericide’ element
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