In the latest development in the intellectual property fight between Lidl and Tesco, the Court of Appeal has overturned a High Court ruling to strike out Tesco’s bad faith counterclaim.
In the first part of this blog, we explained what a software licence is. In this part we will look at the different types of software licences and share some practical tips to help you get started in terms of producing the software licences you need.
HMRC are introducing big changes to the rules for claiming Corporation Tax relief on their research and development (R&D) projects. If your company carries out R&D and plans to claim for R&D tax relief for SMEs or R&D Expenditure Credit, you’ll be affected by these changes.
Our first exhibition is already up and running, featuring the work of Angela Dierks - a German artist based in London. We're thrilled to be showcasing her art in honour of Women's History Month.
Leading European intellectual property law firm, Potter Clarkson, has relocated its Nottingham office to new premises in the heart of the city.
Yesterday the UK Supreme Court considered whether artificial intelligence (AI) can be the inventor of a patent under UK law. The Court’s decision will be of significant importance to companies developing AI inventorship solutions, but the question of whether an AI can be an inventor may ultimately be one which requires legislation.