IPKat: Catalogue of Interest from the EPO

Following yesterday's announcement that Darren Smyth has been appointed as the third guest blogger on the IPKat, he has now made his first post.

Catalogue of Interest from the EPO will be the first of many posts from Darren over the next few months, which you can follow via the EIP Elements blog and twitter.

Colour and Composition: Just how relevant are they?

The issues of colour and composition form the basis of the questions referred to the CJEU by the Court of Appeal in this case of Specsavers International Healthcare & ors v Asda Stores Ltd. The appeal relates to allegations of infringement and val...

Legitimate to improve your position in litigation by obtaining a new trademark registration – confirmation by UK Court of Appeal

The Court of Appeal has confirmed that it can be acceptable to improve your position in litigation by obtaining a new trademark registration in the period between the start of infringing acts and service of the claim. As reported in an earlier N...

Gary Moss authors article on Patent Box for Accountancy magazine

Partner Gary Moss has had an article on the Government’s Patent Box proposals published in Accountancy magazine. The four-page feature in the February issue explores the implications of the tax break to companies related to profits arising from patent...

IPKat welcomes Darren Smyth as guest blogger

Partner Darren Smyth has joined the select team of contributors to the popular IP blog, the IPKat. Darren, the head of EIP Elements, will be one of three current guest bloggers writing regular posts on all matters related to IP, until June 2012. His ...

IPKat: Catalogue of Interest from the EPO

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