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Disputes Settled, Not Fought: 4 Ways We Avoided Court for Our Clients

Posted on 02nd June 2025 in Intellectual Property, Dispute Resolution

When people hear the word ‘litigation’ they often picture a courtroom showdown. In reality, however, disputes rarely make it that far. The modern litigation process is designed to promote early settlement (even after proceedings are issued) and very few cases are actually decided in a Court or Tribunal.

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Jessica Whittick

Solicitor

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Your Song, Their Training Data: Who Owns AI’s Inspiration?

Posted on 27th May 2025 in Intellectual Property

When Sir Elton John accuses the government of “committing theft,” it’s not just a headline: it’s a warning. The copyright debate around artificial intelligence has hit a crescendo following the proposed protections in the Data (Use and Access) Bill.

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Jessica Whittick

Solicitor

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Protect Your Holiday Park With Registered Trade Marks

Posted on 12th May 2025 in Intellectual Property

Just as you wouldn't leave your home unlocked, you shouldn't leave your business' intellectual property unprotected. Safeguard your branding, reputation and marketing efforts to prevent unauthorised use and to ensure your hard work is secure.

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Jessica Whittick

Solicitor

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How Will the Incoming IPO Changes Affect Me and My Trade Marks?

Posted on 01st May 2025 in Intellectual Property

The UK Intellectual Property Office (IPO) will soon be implementing six key changes to trade mark, designs and tribunal services following a public consultation in 2023. One of the key changes is in respect of series trade marks and the other is in respect of mediation meetings. This insight explains what the changes are and how they will affect your organisation. 

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Jessica Whittick

Solicitor

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IP and Music: Feel the Beat of IP

Posted on 26th April 2025 in Intellectual Property

Today is World Intellectual Property (IP) Day; a day where we celebrate the role and importance of intellectual property in law and in society. It is organised by the World Intellectual Property Office (WIPO) and the topic this year is music.

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Jessica Whittick

Solicitor

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If Someone Is Reporting My Listings on Amazon What Can I Do?

Posted on 03rd April 2025 in Intellectual Property

On Amazon, a brand owner can complete a Report Infringement Form to notify Amazon of an alleged infringement. The Report is a straightforward process and requires a brand owner to provide evidence which will usually take the form of a trade mark certificate or a registered design certificate. Any notification of infringement should be taken seriously and seeking legal advice as soon as possible may identify that the brand owner has no actionable intellectual property rights against you. This can easily be overlooked but it is extremely important and this insight sets out how Tozers can help you.

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Jessica Whittick

Solicitor

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How Can I Register a Trade Mark for My Charity?

Posted on 18th February 2025 in Intellectual Property, Charities and Social Enterprise

Thoughtful registration of intellectual property lies at the heart of many a charitable success and we can advise about how to maximise the protection available to you. Even if trade mark registration has been completely overlooked, there are different ways forward. We can provide specialist advice to get the application right and avoid conflicts, saving you time and funds.

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Jessica Whittick

Solicitor

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Betrayal and Branding: Intellectual Property Insights from The Traitors

Posted on 03rd February 2025 in Intellectual Property

The recent finale of the BBC's hit show The Traitors has captivated audiences, becoming the most viewed final in the show's history. It first appeared on BBC One in November 2022 and is based on the TV show De Verraders (‘The Traitors’ in Dutch). As viewers were glued to their screens, witnessing the dramatic twists and turns, it also provided a unique opportunity to reflect on the broader implications of the show’s intellectual property (IP).

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Jessica Whittick

Solicitor

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What the SkyKick Judgment Could Mean for Your Business

Posted on 14th November 2024 in Intellectual Property, Dispute Resolution

Trade mark practitioners have been closely watching the dispute between Skykick and Sky for its significant implications on trade mark law. On Wednesday 13 November the Supreme Court handed down its decision which brings some much-needed clarity to the complex legal landscape. We take a look at this judgement and what it means for trade mark law.

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Jessica Whittick

Solicitor

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What Can Jeremy Clarkson’s Trade Mark Applications Tell Us About His Future Plans?

Posted on 23rd September 2024 in Intellectual Property

The Farmer’s Dog is the name of Jeremy Clarkson’s ‘Proper British Pub’ in Burford, located just a few miles from Diddly Squat Farm.

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Jessica Whittick

Solicitor

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What Should I Register as a Trade Mark?

Posted on 08th August 2024 in Intellectual Property

Navigating trade mark law can be a minefield and there are strict rules about what can and cannot be registered. Trade marks can be registered as word marks, logo marks and/or a combination of both and this insight breaks down what you can register and how Tozers can help you.

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Jessica Whittick

Solicitor

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General Election 2024: What Are the Implications on Freelancers and Self-Employed Workers?

Posted on 15th July 2024 in Intellectual Property, Employment

The Labour Party has won the 2024 UK general election with a landslide majority following a 14-year Conservative Party rule, marking a new chapter. What’s next for the party and what are the potential implications on freelancers and self-employed workers?

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Jessica Whittick

Solicitor