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European Patent Work Unaffected By Brexit.

In fact, since the result of the UK’s referendum on EU membership, there has been no let-up in the large number of European patent applications filed by British attorneys The resistance of the… read more…

Season’s Greetings

  Season’s Greetings from the team at Mathys & Squire! For the design of this Christmas card, we ran a competition at Grange Primary school We received some fantastic entries and the winning… read more…

Lego wins landmark case in China

Lego says it has won a landmark copyright case in China against rival products almost identical to its famous coloured toy bricks As reported in a BBC news story this week which you can read… read more…

House of Commons approves draft UPC legislation

The UK Parliament has advised that the House of Commons approved the draft Unified Patent Court (Immunities and Privileges) Order 2017 yesterday This draft Order must also be approved… read more…

No rabbits out of the hat from the Chancellor…

In the first of the new autumn Budget cycles, Chancellor Phillip Hammond laid out a “steady as she goes” Budget There were some big announcements for those looking to get onto the housing ladder… read more…

Cutting down the food waste-line…

Food production is the biggest industry in the world and now, more than ever, the food technology sector is under immense pressure to meet the needs of a rapidly expanding population, both in… read more…

Life Could Be Looking Sweeter For The Food Industry

The food industry is currently facing challenges from many angles, including catering to new consumer trends, which include the increased popularity of vegetarianism, veganism, and the desire for… read more…

A Valuable Lesson From Trunki: Why Protecting Your Designs is Vital

Encouraging acknowledgement from Rob Law (Trunki CEO and founder) of the importance of filing registered designs with “Trunki [now filing] a registered design for just about everything”, as… read more…

Extended deadline for comments in UPC case

The German constitutional court has extended the deadline for comments in the constitutional case against the Unified Patent Court Agreement from 31 October to 31 December We should therefore not… read more…

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