Soles, stripes and stirrups: standing out from the crowd
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?
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 this hub, we will examine key intellectual property (IP) issues to bear in mind when using or developing artificial intelligence (AI) platforms.
The Unified Patent Court (UPC) is now in full swing. We are representing clients in some of the first cases before the UPC, and so understand the opportunities presented by this forum and strategies that can be deployed.
What do Coca-Cola, WD-40, and Chanel No 5 have in common? The answer is simple. They are all protected trade secrets as no one but the manufacturers have the recipe.
Potter Clarkson is delighted to announce eight well-deserved promotions, effective January 1, 2024, marking a successful end to the year.
The UK Supreme Court has handed down its judgment on whether AI can be named as an inventor for a patent application.