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8 Ways to Protect Your Brand Online
twitterlinkedininstagramThere are various ways in which a brand can come under attack from competitors or opportunists. When operating online without borders it can be especially difficult to control infringements. It is crucial for businesses and TM owners to protect...
Protecting Image Rights through Trademarking
twitterlinkedininstagramAs individuals we hold a proprietary right in our own personality and have the right to prevent unathorised use of our name and likeness. It is not an absolute right, but generally there is a right to stop exploitation. The value of a person's...
Ai Trademarks: Launch of new Trademark Site
We are delighted to announce the launch of our new designated trademark site. Our interactive process simplifies the filing and protection of your trade marks, offering expert advice through a user-friendly platform. Managed by our qualified solicitors who can advise...
How to deal with a nuisance neighbour
twitterlinkedininstagramA person's home is their sanctuary, so having a problem neighbor can be a very stressful experience. Trying to deal with the problem can be even more stressful. First, you should remember that your neighbour is equally in their own home too,...
Succession Planning: What happens to your company shares following death
twitterlinkedininstagramWhat happens to your company shares following death It is well known that anybody can make a will to decide how their assets are distributed following death. For anybody holding assets, they are strongly advised to make one. Most of the time,...
Non-UK resident SDLT surcharge: Considerations for overseas off-plan buyers.
twitterlinkedininstagramFollowing changes to the law in April 2021 non-UK residents purchasing residential property within England and Northern Ireland are liable to pay a 2% Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) surcharge when their effective completion date is on or after 1...
Civil Litigation Brief: A look at Summary Judgment
twitterlinkedininstagramSummary Judgment is a procedure whereby a claim can be disposed of without the need for a trial. Judgment can be awarded in a case to an applicant pursuant to the Civil Procure Rules Part 24. Other noteworthy rules for consideration are CPR1.4...
A whole new world: Nike v StockX claim over NFTs in the Metaverse
twitterlinkedininstagramNike’s Severely Ticked Off (NFT Trademark Law) StockX (an online marketplace primarily known for reselling trainers, streetwear, and bags https://stockx.com/ ) is being sued by Nike over the unauthorised use of the Nike trademark in their...
Status Update 01.03.2022
Update 04.03.2022: Following the system outage, we are now fully back up and running and thank you for your patience. Due to a system outage, we are currently experiencing down-time on our systems. This relates to a wider issue beyond our firm. We are informed...
Latest Article on: Allegations of Financing of War Crimes
twitterlinkedininstagramArticle: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10087043/Three-refugees-claim-UAE-funded-war-crimes-jihadists-including-ISIS.html The Daily Mail has reported on a case involving three refugees arguing that the UAE funded war crimes committed...
Our New Comprehensive Guide to Trade Marks
twitterlinkedininstagramPlease find our free resource, our comprehensive guide to protecting your trade marks and the importance of trade mark management. "PROTECTING YOUR TRADE MARKS GUIDE" LINK: https://ai-law.co.uk/trademark-protection-guide/ Trade marks and all...
Business Structuring: a look at partnerships.
twitterlinkedininstagramAn insight into Partnerships as a business structure and analysis of the Partnership Act 1890, with some helpful advice on what to consider for people considering setting up with a partner or partners to commence trading. Our Adam Dickinson...
Can a robot infringe your rights?
linkedintwitterinstagram The increase in smart systems and fully-automated artificial intelligence in commerce is set to revolutionise society, yet it gives rise to significant questions for legislators as to how to apply the law to systems that are no longer...
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