- European IP Hints and Tips
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European Trade Marks and the EUIPO
- European Union Trade Mark Registration
- EUTM v National Applications
- Seniority Claims - How to decide which route to take
- Opposition proceedings at the EUIPO
- Clearance searching in Europe and the UK
- Acquired distinctiveness
- Brexit Q&A
- Comparative advertising
- EU trade mark application process
- EUTM Tips for Specifications
- EUTM Fast Track Applications & Harmonized Database
- Differences between EU and US TM Oppositions
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Registered & Unregistered Designs
- Unregistered Design Rights
- Design Drawings
- EU Registered designs
- Filing an EU design application
- EU vs US designs
- EU trade marks vs EU registered designs
- Registered Community Designs – General hints and tips
- Unregistered Design Rights
- The Hague System
- Copyright after Brexit
- Brexit Best Practice For Designs
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European Patents
- Unitary Patent & Unified Patent Court
- Working requirements in Hong Kong
- Working requirements in India
- Electronic signatures vs wet ink
- Using the EPO on-line official register as a goldmine
- Foreign language filing
- Electronic signatures at the EPO
- Utility Models
- Correcting minor errors at the EPO
- Accelerated Prosecution at the EPO
- Appeal Proceedings at the EPO
- Foreign Filing Licences
- Licenses of Right
- Methods of Treatment at the EPO
- Opposition Proceedings at the EPO
- Oral Proceedings at the EPO
- Restoration at the EPO
- Software and Business Method Exclusions
- Grace Periods
- Post-Grant Validation Translation Requirements
- Drafting a good assignment
- Why use marking?
- Need to record a change
- Adding & removing inventors
- Controlling the speed of prosecution of European patent applications
- A guide to European patent applications
- A guide to the European Regional Phase (EPO as International Search Authority)
- A guide to European Regional Phase
- A guide to the UK national phase
- PPH - A Faster Route To Grant
- The European Patent Register
- A guide to UK patent applications (claiming priority)
- Accelerated Prosecution in UK