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Guide: EU Trademarks after Brexit
EU trademarks will no longer be protected in the UK after Brexit. What will happen to your EUTM depends
UK is out of the Unified Patent Court
The United Kingdom’s government has confirmed to industry publication IAM-Media that the country will not be a member of
Bracing ourselves for a “no Brexit deal”?
The point of no return, the date of jumping off the cliff, the end of the conveyor belt, or
‘Soft Brexit’ provides for creation of comparable UK trademarks and designs
Owners of existing EU trademarks (EUTM) and designs (RCD) had been left somewhat in the dark about what will
A closer look at the countries that have ratified the UPC
Considering that the UK now has ratified the UPC agreement, the entry into force of the system seems imminent
Fourteen countries have now ratified the UPC
Despite the uncertain situation in the UK and Germany, other EU member states seem to continue to ratify the
The consequences of Brexit are becoming clearer and clearer (sort of)
Naturally, there are still many “ifs and buts”. We still don’t have any idea as to how hard or
New UK intellectual property minister reaffirms UK commitment to the Unified Patent Court
There is a new sheriff in town. Jo Jonson takes over from Baroness Neville Rolfe as UK Intellectual Property
UK inches towards UPC ratification
There was a sigh of relief at the end of November when the UK announced that it would proceed
Cautious optimism regarding 2017 UPC implementation
During the meeting of the EU Competitiveness Council on 28 November 2016 in Brussels, the UK Minister of State