Although it is a case management decision, there are so many hints in the recent decision Spin Master v PMS [2017] EWHC 1477 (Pat) that...

Should an injunction be granted when the licence fees which were the reason for a claim being issued have all been paid?  What about if...

Spare parts and intellectual property have a long and complicated history, particularly as far as the car industry is concerned.  A...

Azumi Ltd v Zuma's Choice Pet Products Ltd [2017] EWHC 609 is a case about a dog's purpose.  That dog is called Zuma. Zuma the dog...

Can the Royal Mint register SOVEREIGN as a trade mark for "gold commemorative coins"? The Royal Mint Ltd wanted to but the Commonwealth...

A mere four days after Arnold J's IWATCH decision, Mann J handed down his decision in another appeal from the hearing officer.  This time...

Beverly Hills is famous for many things, including the activities of a vacationing policeman and - to a slightly lesser extent - its Polo...

The last Land Rover Defender rolled off the production line in January 2016, after almost 70 years it had been the longest-running...

It is time for some seasonal trade mark fizz. This time around the question of consent to use a trade mark. This dispute has it all, polo...

It has been nearly 20 years since Titanic hit cinemas worldwide and slightly more than 100 since the eponymous ocean liner hit an...

Groundless threats is one of IP's thorny issues which the IPKat most recently considered in the context of the UK Government's plans for...

The Unified Patent Court (UPC) has been grabbing the headlines in recent weeks and it is easy to forget that the last six or so years...