The UK Supreme Court issued their decision on Emotional Perception AI Limited v Comptroller. The decision represents an overhaul to the way computer program inventions should be assessed in relation to excluded subject matter in the UK.
In an era where patent disputes can stretch for years and cost millions in legal fees, mediation is gaining traction as a viable alternative to courtroom battles.
From 1 April 2026, the UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) is raising fees across all services
It’s now almost five years since the end of the transition period following the UK’s departure from the EU.
The Supreme Court has refused Aldi leave to appeal against the Court of Appeal’s judgment which held that Aldi’s design on their ‘Taurus Cloudy Cider’ had taken unfair advantage of the repute of Thatchers’ registered trade mark.
Strava sues Garmin for patent infringement and breach of contract
On 30 October 2000, the first crew launched to the International Space Station (ISS). Anybody born after this date has never lived a single day without a human presence in space.
The UKIPO recently published a Practice Amendment Notice (PAN 1/25) which provides guidance on how the Supreme Court’s Judgment in Sky v SkyKick will impact UKIPO examination practice.
A recent decision by the German Court denied the worldwide famous shoe company Birkenstock copyright protection in relation to its Arizona and Madrid sandal models in a copyright infringement action against an imitator.