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25 September 2018Copyright

Existing EUTMs to cover UK in no-deal Brexit, says government

The UK government announced yesterday that all existing EU trademarks (EUTMs) and registered Community designs (RCDs) will still be protected in the UK in a no-deal Brexit scenario.

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