As businesses around the world face difficult operational challenges on multiple fronts, this guide is designed to help you to align your shifting commercial goals with an effective approach to intellectual property.
Jesper Sellin and Nishant Sood will examine the ever-growing problem for companies to protect their brands online and discuss the practical measures that they can take to resolve disputes, whether within the internal procedures of the platform or outside them.
Intellectual property licensing experts, Oliver Laing and Mark Snelgrove, will explore deal-making best practice and common pitfalls to avoid, focusing on protecting and maximising the value of your intellectual property.
Join experienced patent attorney, Tony Proctor, and specialist IP litigator, Nick McDonald for this engaging session where they will examine the lifespan of a patent, and how from the drafting stage, through to prosecution, licensing and, ultimately, if a dispute arises, careful thought needs to be given to the coordination of prosecution and litigation strategies.
These are unprecedented times for all businesses, with pressure to adapt to a constantly evolving ‘new normal’. With challenges to address on multiple fronts, here are four areas of focus to help ensure your intellectual property approach is aligned to your immediate business priorities.
Like all organisations, intellectual property offices have had to make changes to the way they operate at the current time to limit the spread of Covid-19. Here, you will find the key changes you need to be aware of from the EPO, EUIPO, UKIPO, DKPTO, PRV and WIPO.
At Potter Clarkson, our attorneys, solicitors, teams and offices are united by a strong set of shared values. Now more than ever, these values help us connect with each other and our clients as we all embrace a new way of working.
Our IP specialists will be at this year’s Materials Research Exchange to provide their legal expertise coupled with expert materials knowledge to help industry players with their IP practices and questions.
Potter Clarkson is delighted to feature in the 2020 edition of WTR 1000: The World’s Leading Trademark Professionals – the definitive ‘go-to’ resource for those seeking world-class legal trademark expertise.
On Wednesday, the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court handed down one of its first judgments of 2020 in the case of Response Clothing Limited (“Response”) v Edinburgh Woollen Mill Limited (“EWM”) (IP-2017-000174).