EPO CRISPR Patent Appeal Resolved

EPO CRISPR Patent Appeal Resolved

  The EPO Boards of Appeal convened recently to offer a final ruling in respect of EP2771468, a patent granted to the Broad Institute in respect of CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing technology. This case has attracted a lot of attention, not least because of the potential...
New Year, New IP

New Year, New IP

Happy New Year from Albright IP. As we welcome in a new decade, we want to wish all our clients, colleagues and partners around the world a prosperous 2020.   At the turn of the last decade we were just starting out with six staff, today we have expanded not only...
Banksy: The Flower Thrower

Banksy: The Flower Thrower

  “Does art matter?”. On 17 October 2019 , graffiti artist Banksy launched an online shop called Gross Domestic Product to sell his branded merchandise for two weeks, the launch being advertised by a pop-up shop in Croydon, UK. To have chance at...
Bentley v Bentley – The Peril of New Markets

Bentley v Bentley – The Peril of New Markets

  On 1 November 2019, Judge Richard Hacon in the High Court finally settled a 20-year long dispute between one of the world’s most prestigious and recognizable car brands, and a small Manchester based UK clothing company.   The background of this case is as...