To the point: Rothy’s Inc v Giesswein Walkwaren AG
In this article for Intellectual Property Magazine, Mathys & Squire associate Max Thoma and technical assistant Oliver Parish consider the importance of drawings in determining the scope of a… read more…
International Women’s Day: A century of outstanding innovation by inspirational women
Women throughout history continue to make their mark creating innovations and discoveries that impact our lives today To celebrate International Women’s Day 2021, we reflect on inspiring female… read more…
Mathys & Squire’s trade mark team recommended in 2021 edition of WTR 1000
World Trademark Review has featured Mathys & Squire in its latest edition of the WTR 1000 directory, highlighting the firm’s “professional, responsive and wide-ranging service” and its… read more…
AI inventorship: Does patent law need to become more intelligent?
In a number of recent cases, patent offices have refused to allow artificial intelligence and machine learning systems to be credited as inventors in patent applications How are patent systems to… read more…
EPO videostars: videoconferencing made mandatory for most oral proceedings
10 February 2021: This article has been updated to reflect our understanding that the Technical Board of Appeal 3502 has made a referral to the Enlarged Board about the legality of holding… read more…
Trending topics of 2020: COVID-19 vaccinations
In this series, our IP experts will reflect on some of Google’s top trending topics throughout the unprecedented year of 2020 In our final article of the series, partner Juliet Redhouse and… read more…
Trending topics of 2020: Face masks and design protection
In this series, our IP experts will reflect on some of Google’s top trending topics throughout the unprecedented year of 2020 In our second article, associate Max Thoma considers the small (but… read more…
Trending topics of 2020: Tiger King – Murder, mayhem, mullets… and trade mark law
In this series, our IP experts will reflect on some of Google’s top trending topics throughout the unprecedented year of 2020 Our first article, written by trade mark associate Robin Richardson,… read more…
Big boost for UK automotive battery technology
In recent news, Japanese car maker Nissan has confirmed that it will localise manufacture of its 62kWh battery at its plant in Sunderland This comes as a welcome boost to UK businesses involved in… read more…
