EUIPO Streamlines Examination of Priority for Community Designs Applications
The EUIPO has published new guidelines today for the examination of applications for registered Community Designs claiming priority. Under the …
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Patent of the month – Teezing out the tangles: Proof that a hairbrush can be novel
As part of a multi-layered portfolio of IP rights, comprising trademarks, registered designs, patent applications and other patents, the innovator is well …
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Brexit “no deal” technical notices published on Patents, Trade marks, Designs, Copyright, GIs, and …
Existing EUTMs and Community registered designs will be replaced with new, equivalent rights in the UK at the end of the implementation/transition …
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Experience the Recent Type Releases from the Monotype Library
The sans serif provides designers with a balance of formality and … Trade Gothic, FF, and DIN are trademarks of Monotype GmbH registered in the …
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Existing EUTMs to cover UK in no-deal Brexit, says government
The UK government announced yesterday that all existing EU trademarks (EUTMs) and registered Community designs (RCDs) will still be protected in …
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The future of UK Intellectual Property Rights in a ‘no deal’ Brexit
EU Trade Marks (EUTMs) and Registered Community Designs (RCDs) are governed by EU Regulations. In the event that there is ‘no deal’, the …
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UK confirms post-Brexit trademark plans; ambiguities and uncertainties remain
One of these focuses specifically on the treatment of EU trademarks (EUTMs) and registered Community designs (RCDs). Firstly, the UK government …
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EU trademarks and designs to be cloned regardless of deal on Brexit, says UK government
The UK Government has revealed that in the unlikely event of a no deal on Brexit, right holders with an existing EU trademark or registered community …
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Latest technical notes fuel small business Brexit concerns
There will also be an adjustment for those smaller businesses currently using EU trademarks and registered community designs, relying on EU cross …
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Two Scottish entrepreneurs tell how they broke into overseas markets
Failing to give enough thought to patents, trade marks and registered designs can prove expensive for all businesses, but especially smaller ones.