Practice Notes: Intellectual property
Was the WTO right on vaccine patent waivers?
Nick Redfearn and Fabrice Mattei discuss how to compromise between improving access to vaccines whilst also protecting research and pharma innovation.
Unified Patent Court: appointment of judges begins
Despite the UK not signing up, the court will still impact UK businesses looking to protect intellectual property in Europe
Steve Jobs and the Apple example: are you who you advertise you are?
Patrick Horan examines firm branding and Steve Jobs’ Apple approach
Brexit and IP law: the consequences for lawyers
Peter Vaughan considers Brexit’s effect on copyright, trademark and patent law
Only Fools and Horses copyright win sets precedent
An interactive dining performance amounted to "a new episode” of the famous sitcom
NFT fraud on the rise in the UK says Pinsent Masons
'London is fast becoming the jurisdiction of choice for these types of fraud claims' – Pinsent Masons
Ed Sheeran described as music 'magpie' as he defends copyright infringement claim
Andrew Sutcliffe QC has suggested Sheeran 'borrows ideas' from other artists
IPO issues statement on IP rights for Ukrainian entities
The IPO offered its full support to Ukrainian customers and rights holders
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