New IP service helps ‘maximise’ patent commercial success

Entrepreneurs, inventors, and start-ups are getting expert advice to maximise their patent’s commercial success thanks to a new service launched by Wynne-Jones IP. The intellectual property firm, which provides advice relating to all aspects of patents, trade marks, copyright, and designs, has launched its innovative Patent Analytics service this month.

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IP experts go to great heights in abseil for charity

IP experts go to great heights in abseil for charity

Three thrill-seeking intellectual property experts have abseiled 80 metres down one of the UK’s tallest sculptures to generate funds for people with brain injuries. The daring team, from leading intellectual property firm Wynne-Jones IP, have taken on the ArcelorMittal Orbit in Stratford, London.

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Wynne-Jones IP launches toolkit for SMEs and entrepreneurs

Wynne-Jones IP launches toolkit for SMEs and entrepreneurs

Entrepreneurs, SMEs and start-ups can now access a “one-stop shop” of business advice thanks to a new online toolkit from Wynne-Jones IP.

The intellectual property firm has launched its Pioneer’s Toolkit, which aims to support businesses across all sectors in strengthening and protecting their brands by offering expert industry advice.

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99 Problems and counterfeit merchandise is one!

99 Problems and counterfeit merchandise is one!

It seems that superstars Jay Z and Beyonce can now add counterfeit merchandise to their list of 99 Problems.

The musical power couple have taken out a restraining order banning the sale of fake T shirts and other items during the American leg of their On The Run Tour II.

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EU-Wide Expertise is Essential Post-Brexit

EU-Wide Expertise is Essential Post-Brexit

*As featured in The Times Special IP Report*. A pan-European approach can ensure intellectual property holders protect their rights post-Brexit. We've got you covered. Read on to find out how.  

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Is Kit Kat’s trade mark saga set to take a break?

Is Kit Kat’s trade mark saga set to take a break?

For over a decade Nestlé has attempted to protect Kit Kat’s three dimensional shape, with rival Mondelez fighting hard to prevent its succeess.

Last Wednesday marked the latest chapter in the lengthy legal battle, as the European Court of Justice dismissed the confectionary giant’s most recent appeal to safeguard the shape of its famed bar.

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