Oct 15, 2026
Published Every patent and trademark ultimately hinges on a calendar. Miss a critical deadline, and an invaluable asset can vanish without any chance of revival. Docketing is the unglamorous process of tracking, organizing, and managing the strict legal deadlines,...
Oct 14, 2026
Published The AI developer is challenging a federal appeals court ruling over its national security designation, highlighting the commercial and reputational risks facing technology companies whose policies conflict with government demands. Anthropic has asked a US...
Oct 13, 2026
Published Judge rules that proposed £100,000 disclosure exercise would be disproportionate, despite advances in AI technology. The UK High Court has refused Wren Kitchens’ request to use an artificial intelligence (AI) tool to search for additional image-based...
Oct 13, 2026
Published China continues to be one of the most important jurisdictions for global brand owners, but its trademark landscape is evolving rapidly. For in-house IP professionals responsible for managing international portfolios, understanding the latest developments is...
Oct 12, 2026
Published The UK court awarded £200,000 for lost profits and £13,000 in reasonable-royalty damages, while rejecting claims for reputational harm and additional compensation under the IP Enforcement Regulations. The UK Intellectual Property Enterprise Court (IPEC) has...
Oct 9, 2026
Published The ruling highlights the evidentiary burden on businesses seeking to invalidate an EU trademark based on earlier copyright or alleged dishonest intent by the applicant. The General Court of the European Union has dismissed a challenge by Polish optical...
