The Government has launched a consultation exploring how artificial intelligence can be used to protect intellectual property (IP) rights holders.
IPO launches consultation on use of AI to enforce intellectual property rights
Time taken to examine trade mark applications increases as IPO “period of interruption” ends
The time taken to examine trade mark applications has significantly increased as a result of Covid-19 disruption, the Intellectual Property Office (IPO) has said.
Jaguar Land Rover loses bid to trade mark “iconic” Defender model
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has lost a bid to trade mark the shape of its “iconic” Defender SUV, paving the way for a competitor to manufacture a similar model in the UK.
Brompton copyright case marks major victory for intellectual property rights
UK bike manufacturer Brompton has won a major copyright case against a South Korean firm accused of stealing a protected design.
Directors agree “seven-figure settlement” after dealing in counterfeit products
Two men have agreed to pay a “seven-figure settlement” after they were caught buying and selling counterfeit computer products, it has been revealed.