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Virtuoso Legal have successfully defended Jing Lu in an injunction brought against him relating to restrictive covenants in an employment agreement.
Public Domain Day 2019 marks the release of several prominent copyright works and hints toward a more open future.
As the door closes on 2018, and 2019 comes into sharp relief; Virtuoso Legal team have compiled a set of resolutions to help businesses progress in 2019.
Jordan qualifies as a solicitor Virtuoso Legal are delighted to announce that Jordan Davies has qualified as a solicitor as of the 3rd of December, 2018. Jordan had joined the firm in 2017, as...
Virtuoso Legal were delighted to host clients and supporters at Harewood House for a special festive celebration. Click here to find out more.
From the mounting backlash against the EU’s sweeping plan for enforcing copyright on the internet, to whether it subsists in the taste of cheese – November was a month like no other in the world of IP.
Reputation and Character in EU Trade Mark Oppositions: Case T-62/16 Puma SE v EUIPO EU:T:2018:604 at The General Court Background – EUIPO Proceedings On 27 November 2012, the South Korean company Doosan tried to register...
’tis the season Whilst some people may still be in denial that Christmas is just over 4 weeks away, many consumers are looking to get their ducks in a row ahead of the festival...
This week marks #IPinclusiveweek (www.ipinclusive.org.uk/ip-inclusive-week) and all IP professionals are encouraged improve diversity and inclusion. We at Virtuoso Legal thought the best way to do so is to lead by example and have Philip...
The UK IPO published its Response to the Consultation on the Implementation of the EU Trade Mark Directive 2015 in 2018. This is now implemented into UK law, and was done so on the...
World of IP Round Up: October 2018 – Government IP Guidance Bonanza and Oxford overreach(?) October was a land mark month for Virtuoso Legal, wherein we ourselves made the news (and legal trade press)...
Link Up Mitaka v. Language Empire Limited and Anor. [2018] IPEC costs cap lifted on account of “abuse of process” under general discretion.
This blog is the second part of our series following our successful landmark ruling in the matter of Argos Ltd v Argos Systems Inc in the Court of Appeal. “Piggybacking” off a well known brand’s reputation? Lakmal Walawage looks at the question of unfair advantage online, through AdSense and outside the jurisdiction of famous brands.
Virtuoso Legal’s intellectual property litigation team led by Philip Partington have secured a landmark ruling in the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court (IPEC). In this case, not only did the IP Pro