Up to this point carbon capture has focused on improving emission levels from onshore power plants that use fossil fuels. However, the same technologies could also potentially be employed to reduce the carbon footprint of vessels operating offshore.
Potter Clarkson is delighted to announce that nine attorneys have been nominated as some of the world's leading patent and trade mark practitioners in this year's edition of WWL: IP.
In this white paper we share some of the critical IP-related issues we've uncovered whilst working with investors. We also highlight how robust, detailed and highly focused IP due diligence can ensure you have everything you need to make the most informed investment decisions.
Potter Clarkson is proud to be represented among the first signatories of IP Inclusive’s new Leaders’ Pledge, which aims to help senior professionals provide visible and active leadership on improving diversity and inclusion in their firms.
The current demand to stem greenhouse gas emissions and slow global warming is forcing some of the biggest names in the energy sector to improve their carbon capture and storage capabilities to deal with both their own emissions, and the emissions from a range of other industries including the manufacture of steel and cement.
Following a long-running legal battle, Swiss confectionary company Lindt & Sprüngli has secured trade mark protection for the gold tone of the wrapper of its iconic chocolate bunny.