Hugh Grant settles his phone hacking claim against The Sun
Actor Hugh Grant has reported that he has settled his phone hacking claim against The Sun newspaper’s publisher, News Group Newspapers in a series of posts on X (formerly Twitter).
In this article, we want to briefly address how copyright relates to AI-generated work in the US and the UK. We will then discuss how ownership of the copyright in an AI-generated work is likely to be determined.
So, is it becoming more relevant to avoid greenwashing? The short answer is “YES”! Last Friday the Danish High Court published its decision on the Danish Crown case.
Counterfeit products are everywhere. According to the US National Crime Prevention Council, it is now an industry that boasts an annual turnover of $2 trillion.
Actor Hugh Grant has reported that he has settled his phone hacking claim against The Sun newspaper’s publisher, News Group Newspapers in a series of posts on X (formerly Twitter).
Yesterday, in a highly anticipated ruling, the UPC Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal brought by Ocado in its litigation in the UPC against Autostore.
In a landmark ruling (and the first substantive judgment of the Court of Appeal (CoA) of the Unified Patent Court), the CoA has overturned a widely reported decision of the Munich Local Division in which a preliminary injunction was ordered against NanoString.
A recent ruling in InterDigital v Lenovo navigates the complexities of FRAND licenses in SEP disputes. Delve into the implications of this decision for telecommunications patents and the interplay between English and German legal proceedings.
Discover five key takeaways from one of the first interim conference hearings before the UPC in this article by Oliver Laing and Georgia Carr.
The UK Civil Procedure Rules Committee has launched a three-year pilot scheme capping legal costs at £500,000 for mid-tier patent disputes in the High Court’s Shorter Trial Scheme. This aims to offer tech SMEs and start-ups more financial certainty during litigation.
In this article, we want to briefly address how copyright relates to AI-generated work in the US and the UK. We will then discuss how ownership of the copyright in an AI-generated work is likely to be determined.
The Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Act 2023 (REULA) came into force on 1 January 2024 and has some significant implications for IP law.
In this article we explore the various forms of IP relevant to the fashion industry and why this is important for brands.
In this four-part Sustainability Series, we explore what the EU and fashion brands are doing to address sustainability, including through strategies and utilising innovative fabrics and manufacturing processes.
Delighted to share Potter Clarkson's multiple nominations at the Managing IP Awards 2024!
From health-enhancing yarn-thread technology providing health metrics when worn, to spray-on garments and 3D-printed clothing, it is crucial for fashion brands to protect their wearable innovations. So where does IP come into play?
Potter Clarkson is proud to announce its inclusion in the 2024 edition of the World Trademark Review (WTR) 1000, a premier guide for top-tier trade mark legal expertise worldwide.
Early on the morning of Thursday 1 February TikTok started to remove the back catalogues of Universal Music Group (UMG) artists from the platform.
Following the U.S. International Trade Commission’s (ITC) ruling that Apple infringed the patents of medical device technology company Masimo, Google could be the next FAANG (Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, Google) giant in the firing line for patent infringement.
From gold-soled heels to parallel varsity stripes and horse-and-rider polo motifs, what can brands learn about protecting their marks in seemingly saturated markets?
In Spain and Italy, law enforcement apprehended 11 individuals and confiscated over 5,000 litres of poor-quality olive oil, highlighting significant intellectual property concerns amid the increasing threat of counterfeit food products.
The AG Opinion in Mylan vs Gilead provides useful guidance as to when parties may obtain “appropriate compensation” from rights holders for wrongly granted interim measures.
Once designated the ultimate go-to shoe for middle-aged dads in the US, the New Balance “dad shoe” is now a global phenomenon which has helped catapult New Balance in to a $5 billion business.
Counterfeit medicines are on the rise. According to the Pharmaceutical Security Institute, more than 6,500 pharmaceutical crimes were recorded across the globe in 2022.
Every business needs to think about its name and brand identity, and what that conveys to its customers.
In our latest article on Standard Essential Patents, SEPs, we look at the European Commission's, EC’s, proposed new framework for SEPs, feedback from stakeholders, and potential repercussions of the proposed framework on SEP owners and implementers.
Nearly six months on from the opening of the Unified Patent Court and establishment of the Unitary Patent, the frenzy of bulk instructing, preparing and filing bulk opt-outs has died down for the world’s patent professionals.
In the fast-paced world of start-up businesses, intellectual property (IP) protection has emerged as one of the key factors that either make or break a new venture.