Following recent judgment from Europe’s newest patent litigation forum in the case of Sanofi & Regeneron v Amgen, Two IP patent attorney Sheena Linehan looks
The Court of Appeal judgment in the case of Thatchers vs. Aldi earlier this year did not just influence wider brand protection and trade marks,
Two IP were thrilled to attend the CWX Expo, an exciting showcase of the innovation in the creative and immersive technology sector within the West
Intellectual Property (IP) can kill or boost new product development success – it just depends how you use it. At each stage of the new
Open public preview(opens in a new tab) AI innovation is moving fast—but can the patent system keep up? Drafting patents for AI systems isn’t just
During the COVID-19 crisis, we saw a spike in vaccine patent applications – but why does that matter? Because intellectual property rights (IPR) aren’t just
Did you know that companies with intellectual property rights (IPRs) generate 23.8% higher revenue per employee and pay 22% higher wages? In today’s fast-paced, innovation-driven
Following recent judgment from the Court of Appeal in the case of Thatchers vs. Aldi, Two IP trade mark attorney Rachel Havard unpacks the implications
With Christmas movies, old and new, hitting our screens, what better time for trade mark attorney Rachel Havard to delve into the wonder of the
Two IP founder and director Anna Molony was recently invited to speak at the CTC Legal Media Winter IP Conference. Here, Anna shares the key
The intersection of copyright law and craftsmanship has long been a contentious issue, and few cases highlight the debate better than WaterRower’s battle to protect
Another European Patent Office (EPO) Boards of Appeal decision has been issued on 4th October stating that there is no legal basis to require amendment