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Understanding the Importance of an IP Strategy for Your Business
In today’s world, protecting your intellectual property (IP) is crucial for maintaining an edge and safeguarding your innovations. But what exactly is an IP strategy,
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Trade mark Registration vs. Business Name Protection: What’s the Difference?
When it comes to safeguarding your business identity, there are multiple avenues to explore. Two methods offered by National Business Register are trade mark registration
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Intellectual Property and Football: Safeguarding the Euros
As the excitement for England fans sweeps across the UK, football fans and businesses alike revel in the spirit of the Euros. However, behind the
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Navigating Political Shifts: What a Change from Conservative to Labour Government Means for UK Businesses and Intellectual Property
As the UK transitions from a Conservative to a Labour government, business owners are understandably keen to understand the potential impacts on their operations, especially
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Exciting News: Business Name Protection Wins Product of the Year at the Business Success Recognition Awards 2024
We are excited to announce that our unique product, Business Name Protection, has won the prestigious Product of the Year award at the Business Success
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Alaska Airlines Loses Appeal in $160 Million Licensing Dispute with Virgin Group
On 11th June, Alaska Airlines lost an appeal in a significant $160 million trade mark case against the Virgin Group. This follows a ruling from
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