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From 1 August 2026, Jersey becomes an independent Madrid System designation. Brand owners must separately designate Jersey for new filings, renewals and subsequent designations.
From 9 July 2026, Algeria's accession to the Hague Apostille Convention will simplify document attestation for IP matters between member countries, replacing multi-stage legalisation with Apostille.
Swatch's US$170m claim against Samsung could reshape UK trade mark damages by recognising the commercial value of brand reputation, exclusivity and goodwill in the digital economy.
The EASYBREATH and Elvie decisions show how technical function can limit design protection and why evidence of aesthetic design choices remains crucial.
The NHS is introducing an injectable form of Keytruda (pembrolizumab), reducing administration time to under two minutes and helping improve patient experience.
T 1043/24 aligns with the anticipated outcome of G 1/25, confirming that description amendments are needed to address inconsistencies with amended claims while allowing unclaimed embodiments to remain
From 1 July 2026, Phase II of the EU Design Reform introduces dynamic and animated representations, more design views, amendment options, and significant procedural changes.
In Wonderland v Cybex, the UPC Düsseldorf Local Division adopted The Hague's four-step approach to infringement by equivalence, marking a step towards greater UPC harmonisation.
Inside the Patagonia v. PATTIE GONIA trademark battle: How a high-profile federal lawsuit in California exposes the high-stakes clash between brand protection, identity and modern social media.
In partnership with The Sutton Trust, Boult delivered its latest Pathways programmes, giving students practical insight into IP careers, professional skills and university pathways.
The EPO Enlarged Board of Appeal will consider key questions in G 1/26 on claim interpretation, the role of the description and the assessment of added subject matter under Article 123(2) EPC.
As the UK trade mark register turns 150, a public vote names the nation’s most iconic brands, underscoring the lasting importance of robust trade mark protection.
The UPC’s PMAC has launched its Case Management System, enabling rapid, confidential ADR for patent disputes with global reach and new strategic options for litigants.
Boult supports the London Youth Games through hands‑on volunteering and a commitment to social mobility, helping young Londoners access inclusive sport and the benefits it brings.
Boult’s UPC team, led by Matthew Spencer and James Legg, was recognised by a win in the Europe Impact Case of the Year and Rachel Conroy, the Head of our Trade Marks Team, was named UK Trademark Att
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