Partner Promotions
Mathys & Squire is delighted to announce two partner promotions in the firm in June Both Peter Arch and Craig Titmus have been promoted from Managing Associates to Partners, highlighting the… read more…
N8 Agri-Food 2018
The N8 AgriFood Conference, hosted in Liverpool in June, brought researchers and industry together to review innovative approaches in food systems and sustainability Anna Gregson, Laura Clews and… read more…
Cereals – the Cambridge Arable Event with Crunch
The Mathys & Squire Agri-tech team visited the Cereals Show on 13th – 14th June Partners, James Pitchford and Craig Titmus, alongside Technical Assistants Clare Collins and Lionel Newton… read more…
TechXLR8ing Through Tech Week!
Did you take part in London Tech Week With over 50,000 attendees, Mathys and Squire was part of the festivities! You may have seen our team at TechXLR8, a conference celebrating and sharing… read more…
Where’s the beef?
A notable trend in 2017 was the increasing number of consumers turning to vegetarianism or veganism The slaughter industry has been in the spotlight, and for some the consumption of meat has raised… read more…
UK Supreme Court Rules in Landmark Trade Mark Infringement Case
On 13 June 2018, the UK Supreme Court handed down its long-awaited judgment in the Richemont litigation, holding that where rights holders obtain an order for internet service providers (ISPs) to… read more…
Happy World Anti-Counterfeiting Day!
It’s the 20th World Anti-Counterfeiting Day! Established by the Global Anti-Counterfeiting Network, the day enables the organisation of local, national and regional events under the umbrella of an… read more…
SPC Regime | EU Manufacturing Export Waiver
The European Commission has recently published draft proposals for the introduction of a manufacturing exemption for export purposes during the term of an SPC The current SPC regulations prohibit… read more…
Our Top Trade Mark Tips
Businesses invest a large amount of time and money in developing and marketing a product or service, and understandably want the public to recognise it as being theirs and theirs alone Trade marks… read more…
