Rosie Burbidge
WaterRower v Liking Limited: No copyright in rowing machine design
The court had been asked to consider whether WaterRower Ltd's water resistance rowing machines qualify as "works of artistic craftsmanship"
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Rosie Burbidge
Nov 112 min read
Vitra case concludes that only EU can determine copyright principles
The Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU) has published its judgment in Case C-227/23 Kwantum v Vitra.
Rosie Burbidge
Nov 82 min read
Are high-vis equestrian products protected by copyright?
High Court has ruled that copyright does not subsist in high visibility equestrian waistcoat, an elasticated hat band and horse neck band
Rosie Burbidge
Nov 73 min read
Are VETSURE and PETSURE confusingly similar?
The English Court of Appeal has reversed a High Court decision in a trade mark infringement case.
Rosie Burbidge
Oct 313 min read
Can you get a roundel trade mark infringement?
The importance of having a strong trade mark portfolio was evident in a recent judgment given by Deputy High Court Judge David Stone.
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