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Dawn Ellmore Employment Announces Sponsorship of the CIPA CITMA Cricket Club
We are pleased to announce that we have secured a long-running sponsorship agreement with the CIPA CITMA Cricket Club. Our sponsorship will help this well-established …
How universities can use IP to raise money
UK universities undertake more research than in other comparable countries, like the US and Australia. However, the conversion of research into funding by the sale …
Dawn Ellmore Employment: Weekly Patent and Trade Mark Law Roundup (20.10.2017)
Adidas v ELEAGUE trade mark filing An opposition has been filed by Adidas against the trade mark application from ELEAGUE, an esports venture from Turner …
Dawn Ellmore: Weekly Patent and Trade Mark Law Roundup (13.10.2017)
New Game Boy trade mark registered in Japan A Twitter trade mark bot tweeted news of a new trade mark filed by Nintendo on 15 …
Dawn Ellmore: Weekly Patent and Trade Mark Law Roundup (06.10.2017)
EU trade mark system changes now apply The 1st October 2017 marked the implementation of the EU Trademark Reform Package as a further set of …
Dawn Ellmore: Weekly Patent and Trade Mark Law Roundup (29.09.2017)
BREXIT successfully registered as EU trade mark A UK based company, Brexit Drinks Ltd applied to trade mark ‘BREXIT’ for products including cigarettes, brewery, food …
Dawn Ellmore – Macmillan Coffee Event
The staff at Dawn Ellmore Employment are proud to have hosted our very own Macmillan coffee morning in the office. The World’s Biggest Coffee Morning …
Dawn Ellmore: Weekly Patent and Trade Mark Law Roundup (22.09.2017)
This week’s roundup includes two forays into the world of music trade mark battles and news from the Argentine IP office. Yoko Ono versus John …
Dawn Ellmore: Weekly Patent and Trade Mark Law Roundup (15.09.17)
BREXIT Earlier this week the EUIPO Board of Appeal found that there was no reason to refuse the registration of BREXIT as a trade mark. …
