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In the final part of the series of Top IP Mistakes to Avoid, partner Laurence Brown from the EIP office in Leeds warns against the pitfalls of attempting to obtain IP protection yourself.

Ahead of his presentation on the Top IP Mistakes to Avoid at Leeds Business Week, partner Laurence Brown from EIP’s Leeds office dispels one of the most common myths surrounding IP protection.

In the second in our series of Top IP Mistakes to Avoid, partner Laurence Brown from EIP’s office in Leeds discusses how businesses often forego their chances of obtaining patent protection by making...

Sharon Daboul reports in World Trademark Review Daily about a significant victory for McDonald’s, who following a ruling by the EU General Court can prevent other companies from using or registering...

In the lead up to EIP’s participation in Leeds Business Week, partner Laurence Brown of EIP’s Leeds office will be revealing his Top IP Mistakes to Avoid.

Seven EIP partners have been recommended in the 2016 edition of the highly-respected Legal 500 guide.Patent attorneys Heather McCann, Adam Flint and Paula Flutter of the London office, along with...

Partner Nick Transier has been named a San Diego Super Lawyers Rising Star for the second time.Super Lawyers celebrates those who have achieved a high level of professional achievement and peer...

Attorney-at-law Elisa Beckamp has had an article published in German publication Legal Tribune Online regarding Merck and Co. versus Shionogi & Co. Ltd.

EIP will be exhibiting and holding "Meet the Experts" sessions at Venturefest Wales 2016. The event takes place on 28 September at the SWALEC Stadium in Cardiff.

EIP will be offering free IP advice clinics during Leeds Business Week 2016 and presenting the "Top 20 IP Mistakes to Avoid".Leeds Business Week runs from 17-21 October and is a programme of more...

EIP today secured another important win on behalf of its client, Unwired Planet International Limited (UPIL), setting a precedent for companies looking to litigate patents in Germany.

The UK has today voted to leave the European Union. The process by which this happens will be lengthy, and there are no imminent changes affecting intellectual property rights.

EIP is supporting the Remain position in the EU referendum, warning that a UK exit from the EU will be bad for IP rights holders and the UK’s creative and technological industries generally.

Andrew Sharples, head of the life sciences and biotech practice EIP Life, is attending the 2016 BIO International Convention which is taking place in San Francisco, California this week.

EIP will be attending the Digital 2016 conference taking place from 6-7 June at the Celtic Manor Resort in Newport, South Wales.This annual event will bring together more than 2,000 people working in...