Cricket World Cup: are cricketers' IP rights protected?

In a Q&A article with Lawyer Monthly Nora Fowler considers the lack of trademark registrations by England’s cricket stars looking to build their personal brands following their World Cup victory.

Welcome to London for AIPPI 2019

AIPPI World Congress takes place from 15-18 September and we are looking forward to welcoming our friends from the international IP community to London. Partner James Seymour will be attending some congress sessions and many of our Partners will be ho...

First multimedia ‘motion’ trademark registered in UK

Toshiba has become the first organisation to register a ‘motion’ trademark in the UK after submitting a multimedia file. While it has been possible to register motion marks before, submissions were required to be illustrated graphically. Following cha...

EIP to exhibit at Low Carbon Vehicle Event

EIP will again be exhibiting at the UK’s biggest event for low carbon vehicle technologies – LCV. LCV takes place at Millbrook Proving Ground on 4-5 September and features a technology exhibition and extensive seminar programme. EIP partners Richard G...

Tribute to Mr Justice Henry Carr

Tributes have been paid to a good friend of EIP, Mr Justice Henry Carr, following his death on 19 July. When at the bar Henry Carr represented EIP’s client, Visto Corporation, in its patent dispute with Research in Motion (BlackBerry). Following his e...

Cricket World Cup: are cricketers' IP rights protected?

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