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.
The EU Parliament has voted on new legislature that could significantly shake up the patentability and commercialisation of gene-edited plants in Europe.
Early on the morning of Thursday 1 February TikTok started to remove the back catalogues of Universal Music Group (UMG) artists from the platform.
What are fashion brands doing to pave the way for a more sustainable future?
Great innovations have the potential to effect transformational change in all areas of our lives whether that’s through providing lifesaving medical treatments, reducing energy, tackling the food or energy crises, digitising the way we work or simply making our everyday lives easier.