Published With rising prices, it can be tough to look cute on a budget. The rise of fast fashion and “dupes” – cheap imitations of more expensive goods – have captivated the younger generation. In the past, wearing an imitation of a brand was looked down on. The new...
Published To ensure sustainability remains a priority for the IP legal profession, the Chartered Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys (CITMA) is set to launch a net zero pledge for firms and organizations operating within the IP legal sector to sign. The ultimate goal is...
Published Vans has settled its lawsuit against Brooklyn-based art collective MSCHF, bringing an end to the dispute over MSCHF’s ‘Wavy Baby’ shoes, a distorted parody of Vans’ iconic Old Skool design. As part of the settlement, MSCHF agreed to...
Published In a recent legal battle that has drawn significant attention from international business leaders and trademark attorneys, the global fast-food giant Burger King Corporation faced a formidable challenge in India. The dispute, centered around the use of the...
Published The UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) has today issued new guidance reminding legal professionals of their obligation under the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) to notify the UKIPO of new court cases started in the UK courts, which involve registered...
Published This policy positions HGF as the first Intellectual Property firm in the UK to provide all eligible colleagues, irrespective of gender, with access to the best parental leave and pay offering including up to 52 weeks of leave with 26 weeks at full pay....
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