AI

The Peter Cushing Case: How Your Entertainment Contracts Are About to Change

The use of new technology in entertainment industries is typically welcomed with open arms and tons of excitement. However, some wonder, has technology gone too far? Where do we draw the line for moral limits? And how will case law ...

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Intellectual Property

Trademark Infringement: What You Need to Know—Whether Accusing or Accused

Establishing a presence in the saturated and competitive business world of today involves creating a brand that connects with customers on a meaningful level. Whether it’s a logo or a memorable slogan that distinguishes you from others, it’s crucial in ...

Intellectual Property

Secure the International Trademark — Before It’s Too Late

In our immensely globalised world today, it is more important than ever to protect your brand’s identity beyond borders. Regardless of whether you are a small start-up, ready for your business to take off, or a well-established company with a ...

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Designs

Design Infringement is Theft – And Brands Are Getting Away With It

Securing design rights is essential for safeguarding the intellectual property of your business. Designers, small business owners, or truly anyone operating in creative sectors in the UK market, where both registered and unregistered protections are available, should know the following ...

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Social media

Influencer Marketing – Legal Things to Consider

In a world where businesses are moving away from traditional advertising like newspapers and magazines, you must get creative.  One effective approach is to use influencers to market your products or services on social media. But what exactly should you ...

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Trade Marks

What is trade mark infringement and do I need to trade mark my business?

What is a trade mark?   A trade mark is a form of intellectual property right (IPR). In England and Wales, all trade marks are protected by the Trade Marks Act 1994 (the “Act”). The Act defines trade marks as “any ...

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