5 Pitfalls of Failing to Register a Trade Mark for Your Business
5 Pitfalls of Failing to Register a Trade Mark for Your Business There is a lot to consider as a business: finance, marketing, and [...]
Brewdog is Blown Out – Tidman in CITMA Review
Brewdog is Blown Out - Tidman in CITMA Review In May’s CITMA Review online, Oliver Tidman notes key arguments made by Brewdog plc were [...]
Design Rights Solicitors In Edinburgh
Design Rights Solicitors In Edinburgh Design rights is the umbrella term used to refer to both registered design and unregistered design protection. What is [...]
Easter Closure 2020
Easter Closure 2020 Our offices, along with the European and UK Intellectual Property offices, will be closed on Friday 10 April 2020 and Monday 13 April [...]
Coty Germany v Amazon
Coty Germany v Amazon The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has ruled in Coty Germany GmbH v Amazon (C-567/18) that an online [...]
Intellectual Property and COVID-19
Intellectual Property and COVID-19 As the world continues to manage the outbreak of COVID-19, we look at the measures taken by our Intellectual Property [...]
Tidman Update On COVID-19 Actions
Tidman Update On COVID-19 Actions On behalf of the entire Tidman Legal team, we sincerely hope you and yours are well and offer you [...]
PDO Prosecco Gains Partial Win – Tidman in CITMA Review
PDO Prosecco Gains Partial Win - Tidman in CITMA Review In March’s CITMA Review, Oliver Tidman maps out the arguments surrounding a prominent Protected [...]
Scottish Company Receives Maximum Fine For Making Nearly 200 Million Cold Calls
Scottish Company Receives Maximum Fine For Making Nearly 200 Million Cold Calls A Clydebank firm has been fined £500,000 for breaching privacy laws after making [...]
End of Sussex Royal Trade Mark
End of Sussex Royal Trade Mark Amid the controversy over their future relationship with the Royal family, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are [...]
