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Nike wins latest round over ‘T90’ brand before World Cup
Trademarks
On the eve of the World Cup 2026—a critical period for the sportswear company—a trademark battle that threatens Nike’s iconic football range continues to rumble on.   10 June 2026
Exclusive: ‘When a judge wears their robe, they have no gender’
Unified Patent Court
In the second of a series of interviews with women judges at the Unified Patent Court, Carine Gillet shares her views with Sarah Speight on encouraging more women into technical judicial careers, how equipped the court is to handle life sciences disputes, and more.   9 June 2026
UK firm hires lawyer who beat Oatly to lead practice
Careers
The new IP chief joins after securing a significant Supreme Court victory for Dairy UK in a high-profile trademark dispute with plant-based food producer Oatly.   9 June 2026
Careers
The data and intelligence firm appoints the former CEO of CPA Global—which Clarivate bought in 2020—to lead the IP division’s growth, as it aims to accelerate AI integration and streamline its core business operations.   9 June 2026
Trademarks
Statutory periods for filing evidence must be adhered to and ‘negligent counsel’ defences will be rejected, according to a noteworthy judgment involving the tech giant’s ‘Tivoli’ mark, say C A Brijesh and Simranjot Kaur of Remfry & Sagar.   9 June 2026
Trademarks
The beverage company’s latest strike at the International Trade Commission highlights the growing use of trade remedies to combat the problem posed by grey market goods.   8 June 2026
Patents
New guidance for the notoriously complex world of calculating royalty rates for standard-essential patents is crucial for enabling innovation, competition and inclusive economic growth, says the World Intellectual Property Organization.   8 June 2026
Trademarks
The thriving urban sport is attracting entrepreneurs and investors, with hundreds of new brands being registered compared to a couple of dozen related to tennis.   6 June 2026
Trademarks
Two Olympic Games committees convinced a California court to impose a partial injunction on branded products, after suing a Chinese health and wellness manufacturer.   5 June 2026
Trade secrets
Ownership is central to the concept of IP, but what happens when the what, or even the who, is unknown? Ana Neves of Inventa explores.   4 June 2026

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