What happens to Trade Marks in a No Deal Brexit Scenario
The UK Government published guidance on 24th September outlining potential ramifications to trade mark and designs law should the UK leave the EU without an agreement in place – a ‘no deal’… read more…
UK Government builds upon UK-US Science and Technology Agreement
Following the launch of UK-US Science and Technology Agreement in September 2017 – aimed at strengthening research collaboration between the UK and the US – UK Science Minister Sam Gyimah has visited… read more…
Top Tips for Designs | London Design Festival 2018
To combat the grey weather, London hosted its annual Design Festival, bringing some much needed colour to the city The week long event showcased cutting edge designs and creations… read more…
Cambridge Intellectual Property Training | 18 October 2018
On 18 October 2018, Mathys & Squire Partner, James Pitchford, will be conducting an IP training day at the Cambridge Information and Intellectual Property Meeting (CIIPM), alongside CIIPM… read more…
What Brexit means for all things Green
On 12 September 2018, the UK Government announced a new Agricultural Bill, setting out a major post-Brexit policy to replace the current subsidy system of Direct Payments to farmers based… read more…
The European Medicines Agency pulls contracts with the UK’s MHRA
The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has pulled all contracts with the UK’s Medicines & Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) ahead of the UK withdrawing from the EU next year The… read more…
Innovation Showcase Competition – Venturefest North West 2018
Our Manchester Mathys & Squire team is attending Venturefest North West 2018 Ready to help innovators protect, commercialise and develop tailored strategies for their intellectual property, the… read more…
Protecting the IP in your Software
When it comes to IP and your software, here are a few things to think about! A common misconception is That it is not possible to patent software Although computer programs per se are excluded from… read more…
European Court Rules that Gene-Editing is Genetic Modification
On 25th July 2018, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) ended a decade-long debate on whether organisms obtained by gene-editing techniques should be treated as genetically modified… read more…
