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What UK intellectual property wants from the new prime minister
Patents
As Andy Burnham moves into 10 Downing Street, Sarah Speight hears that AI protections, misfiring IPO tech, and greater powers for the IP Minister are on organisations' wishlists.   20 July 2026
EUIPO applauds Spain’s FIFA World Cup win—and looks ahead to 2030
Trademarks
La Roja’s players will hope to benefit from a portfolio of registered trademarks, while FIFA’s IP strategy for the next tournament begins.   20 July 2026
EUIPO’s Edyta Demby-Siwek: ‘Inclusive innovation isn't just about fairness—it’s about talent’
Community & Inclusion
The first woman to become deputy executive director of the EUIPO in its 30-year history, WIPR 2026 Influential Woman in IP Edyta Demby-Siwek is strengthening Europe’s IP system while championing more inclusive innovation and leadership.   20 July 2026
Trademarks
This year’s honourees include a firm that has elevated its position to the highest tier with a significant team acquisition—and one that appears in the rankings for the first time.   17 July 2026
Patents
The US International Trade Commission has agreed to probe Samsung and buyers of its memory chips, including Google, Nvidia and Broadcom, as a years-long feud continues.   17 July 2026
Careers
High-profile hire brings nearly 25 years of experience in IP, with particular expertise in artificial intelligence, new technologies and US patent policy.   17 July 2026
Patents
Chinese companies such as Tencent continue to dominate the top 25 filers, while Japan’s SoftBank leads and only one European company appears on the list, according to new data.   16 July 2026
Trademarks
Judges back a refusal to trademark OPENAI, ruling the name simply describes ‘accessible artificial intelligence’—not the company behind it.   15 July 2026
Trademarks
Counterfeits worth an estimated $7 million, including fake England kits, have been seized in one of the UK's largest-ever operations against sports merchandise fraud.   15 July 2026
In-House
A win against Tiger Woods has put the German sportswear brand at the forefront of a debate about how far the law should go to protect established brands and figurative marks. General counsel Neil Narriman tells WIPR why the ‘leaping cat’ deserves stronger defences against dilution and unfair advantage.   14 July 2026

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