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From Intellectual Property Office (IPO)
  • If you are in a dispute with someone over the infringement or validity of a patent or SPC, you may request a non-binding opinion.

  • The IPO's IP for business tools, training and guidance can help you create value from your ideas, turning inspiration into sustainable business success.

  • The IPO has developed tools, guidance and teaching resources for primary, secondary, further and higher education, researchers and university management.

  • To help you protect, manage and enforce your intellectual property (IP) rights in Vietnam.

  • Sections (72.01 - 72.45) last updated: October 2023.

  • Protection of your copyright work abroad will usually be automatic in the same way UK protection works.

  • This section of the SEPs Resource Hub signposts to relevant UK cases concerning SEPs.

  • Music industry voluntary code that is a commitment to standards of good practice in relation to music streaming.

  • You may be required to complete a witness statement to support your request to correct an error in a trade mark application.

  • Rectification is the legal procedure which allows anyone to apply to correct an error or omission to the recorded details of a registered trade mark.

  • Guidance for businesses and organisations on the relationship between trade marks and geographical indications (GIs) at the end of the transition period.

  • Privacy notices regarding personal data processed by the IPO for the administration of IP rights, or data processed under a contract or consent

  • A list of offences and penalties that relate to counterfeiting and piracy.

  • Guidance on the procedures the Intellectual Property Office follows when examining the formalities of patent applications.

  • Restricting specifications of applications and registrations subject to Tribunal proceedings

  • Section (2.01 - 2.70) last updated: January 2021.

  • Section (4A.01 - 4A.31) last updated January 2025.

  • To protect your design outside of the UK, you usually need to apply in each country you want protection in.

  • This strategy sets out the government’s approach to tackling intellectual property crime and infringement for the next five years

  • You can make an application to amend your patent after it has been granted either with us or at the Court.