Charlotte looks at the impact of Brexit on intellectual property one month on

Where more than one person creates a work, it can be deemed ‘joint authorship’ and each has the same rights as a sole author would.

Due to the commercial power that influencers have over their followers, businesses are increasingly looking to secure their services.

The DCMS announced that an inquiry is to be launched into the economics of the music streaming industry.

Can section 82 of the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002 enable an RTM company to serve an information notice on a third party?

If you reproduce someone else’s work in the form of a link, you could fall foul of copyright law.

In a recent case, it was found that UK trade marks for "British Gymnastics, More than a sport" were infringed.

Recent applications for various “Tom Moore” marks have been a welcome reminder of the positive stories that emerged from lockdown.

Charlotte and Simon look at remote hearings in the COVID-19 era

Stewart, Rhys and Simon take an in-depth look at search orders and analyse recent developments.

Peter looks at the importance of brand audits and the key things you should consider when completing one.

Charlotte and Rahim look at the recent decision in the Sky v Skykick case that should be good news for businesses who own trade marks.