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Technology and security engineering company Synoptix partnered with King’s College London’s Department of Mathematics to explore technical safeguards for neural network IP.
Takeda sees off UK challenge to Elvanse SPC
From chocolate bars to famous cars, and the mark where it all began – Britain crowns its best loved trade marks.
The High Court ruled Temu not liable for copyright infringement in Shein v Temu, highlighting challenges in proving platform liability and safe-harbour defences.
WIPO Director General Daren Tang visited London from May 3 to 6, 2026, where he delivered keynote remarks at the INTA Annual Meeting and held a series of engagements with United Kingdom and international stakeholders....
Entain has called on the UK Intellectual Property Office (IPO) to review its trade mark registration process for unlicensed operators.
Members of our Intellectual Property team have examined the latest developments in UK plant variety rights with an in-depth analysis of the landmark Nadorcott v Asda decision.
The UK government has published its much anticipated report on copyright and AI. The government has not proposed any specific legislative changes of copyright law in relation to training AI models at this stage, saying it wants to see how the situation in other countries evolves and continue discussions with stakeholders. The government has however ruled out a general TDM exception, backed away from its previously “preferred” option of an exception with an opt out and announced an intention to kill off copyright for purely computer generated works. There are four specific areas where it says it wants to do further work. These are: digital replicas, labelling AI content, creator control and transparency and licensing support for independent and smaller creatives. In this article, we set out our initial thoughts on the report and some of the key take aways.
As part of the UK's Modern Industrial Strategy, the UK Government announced on 16 July 2025 the formation of expert working groups as part of its Plan for Change. These working groups will aim to deliver a solution that balances encouraging AI innovation whilst ensuring robust protections for creative industries through copyright. This initiative builds on a consultation on AI and Copyright launched by the UK Government in December 2024, which has already attracted 11,500 responses. Feedback from these working groups will help finalise policy measures arising from this consultation, and hopefully deliver practical, workable solutions to foster innovation and growth. For more about the Copyright Consultation read our earlier article here.
Supermac's and McDonald's have been embroiled in a long running legal battle over the right to use brand terms including "Mac".
This article covers trade marks laws and regulations in the United Kingdom, exploring domain names, current developments, invalidity, registration, and more.
As we count down to INTA 2026 in London, we're continuing our series exploring the ideas and challenges shaping the intellectual property landscape. This week, we turn to copyright in the age of AI – and the rapidly evolving relationship between copyright owners and AI developers as litigation, licensing and legislative uncertainty continue to reshape the landscape.
A finding this week that an artificial intelligence-powered content-moderation system was not shown to infringe a Lighthouse Technologies patent underscores the evidentiary limitations of the UK Intellectual Property Office’s fast-tracked, pleadings-based alternative to litigation.
Major fee increases will soon be introduced by the UK Intellectual Property Office (UK IPO), reflecting an average rise of 25%.
A supplementary protection certificate which provided protection after patent expiry for the active ingredient in Takeda’s ADHD drug Elvanse in the UK was deemed valid there on Thursday. The ruling marks a blow to two generic drugmakers and a break with the German Federal Patent Court in Munich.
In a sharp increase over 2023, nearly half of UK young adults surveyed on behalf of the UK Intellectual Property Office say they have knowingly purchased counterfeit products, with sporting goods and toys among the most sought-after fakes. Across all age groups, the UKIPO's 2025 survey showed 26 percent of UK adults reported making counterfeit purchases, up from 24 percent in 2023.
The US star's application to trademark the moniker has been denied for administration reasons.
GEN Law’s Ning Dong comprehensively breaks down two rate-setting rulings and dives into how the Chongqing decision stacks up to Oppo v Nokia
What is changing with series trade mark applications in the UK and how can brand owners continue to protect their portfolio?
The UKIPO celebrates 150 years of trade marks this year. We highlight some iconic logos and how we can help you with trade mark applications.
The London elite have dominated IP litigation wins for the past 10 years, but a recent bombshell AI case could change all that
Employers whose competitive advantage depends on proprietary technology, engineering know-how, trade secrets or sensitive commercial data...
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