Can you use your trade marks in your future business ventures? Can you still be liable for copyright infringement if you add a disclaimer to your online content? We’re separating legal fact from fiction. 1. “I’ve registered my trade mark …
The Sky’s no longer the limit: Reining in UK trade mark protection
After eight years, multiple rulings from the High Court, a Court of Appeal decision and a Supreme Court overturn, there is finally an outcome of the trade mark battle between Sky vs SkyKick. The case is an important one, and …
Moore Law recognised again as a Legal 500 Top Tier firm for 2025
Moore Law is pleased to announce that we have once again been ranked by the Legal 500 as a top-tier firm. We are ranked for our work in the Media & Entertainment, Sport, Intellectual Property, and Corporate & Commercial sectors. …
Moore Know How: Holy Bat! Football Clubs, Super Heroes & Trade Mark Oppositions
One of Spain’s highest profile football clubs has found itself at the centre of a trade mark dispute regarding their attempt to register its bat emblem as a Community Trade Mark (CTM). Valencia Football Club (Valencia) has used a representation …
What’s New At Moore Law?
As Moore Law enters its third year, we thought it timely to post an update on recent developments – the past few months having seen us expand to new offices and win new market recognition. In-SINC This summer saw us …
Apple Store Layout Wins Trade Mark Proctection
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled that it is possible to register the layout of a store as a trade mark provided that it is sufficiently distinct. In 2010 Apple managed to trade mark a 3D representation from …
Moore Know How – Do You Really Know Who Owns Your IP?
Do you really know who owns your IP? Intellectual Property (IP) is an intangible asset and, perhaps because it cannot be touched or seen, it has an elusive quality that seems to create confusion and can lead to damaging mistakes …
Intellectual Property Basics
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY BASICS Intellectual Property (IP) is the umbrella term used to describe a range of legal rights that attach to certain kinds of information, know how and ideas, and in particular, to the way that they are expressed and …