Welcome to our new look IP update – the latest insight into the cases and developments in IP law. We’ll uncover the news stories most relevant to you and provide insight into what they mean for your business.

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If you have any questions about the updates or any IP issues or challenges you’re facing, please contact Melanie McGuirk or Alexandria Winstanley.

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In the latest of our quarterly retail law updates, we look at the news and legal developments affecting the sector.

It covers the hot topic of user generated content and the legal implications for brands. We also look at the IP case which will have a far-reaching impact on 3D original product and garment designs, as well as a guest post from Mazars on the online sales tax.

Read our quarterly update here

If you would like to discuss these topics in more detail, or have any questions, contact partner, Melanie McGuirk on 07790 882567 or email melanie.mcguirk @pannonecorporate-com.stackstaging.com

Latest News

Failure to prevent fraud: what can businesses do to prepare? - Pannone Corporate

The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act (‘ECCTA’) was enacted in October 2023, but discrete sections continue to come into force including ...

Read more...
Green Leases: What are they and why do they matter? - Pannone Corporate

It is estimated that the built environment accounts for around 37% of global greenhouse gas emissions.[1] No wonder then that governments across the worl...

Read more...
The legal implications of growth – sustainability - Pannone Corporate

In the first in a series of new blogs, we explore the legal implications of growth. This follows the launch earlier this year of our in-depth report, Amb...

Read more...

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