Archivos: Boletines

octubre 28, 2025

Boult on campus in 2025

Boult’s team meets talented students across the UK, raising awareness of careers in intellectual property and encouraging STEM and legal minds to shape the future of innovation.

octubre 22, 2025

Keeping Boult caffeinated – sustainability and coffee at Boult

From B-Corp certified Thrive in London to Fairtrade beans in Reading and ethical small-batch roasters in Cambridge, Boult prioritises great coffee with a lighter footprint.

octubre 21, 2025

Unpicking the label

Can using a designer’s name mislead consumers? Not always. AG says only clear, intentional misuse risks trade mark revocation in the PMJC v Castelbajac fashion law clash.

julio 22, 2025

Granini has last laugh

EUIPO upheld opposition to ‘Joker Reels’ by Granini France’s ‘JOKER +’. Decision stresses mark distinctiveness can’t be dismissed solely due to broad goods descriptions.

julio 15, 2025

Key takeaways from CJEU decision C-382/21 (27 February 2024)

CJEU clarifies Registered EU Designs (REUD) can claim priority from PCT apps, but must file within 6 months. Validity of priority claims from PCTs with earlier patents remains uncertain.

julio 9, 2025

UPC actions involving pending European patent applications

The UPC’s competence over pending European patent applications remains unclear – but the impact on opt-outs could be significant. We explore risks, rules and practical takeaways for applicants.

julio 8, 2025

R&D funding and the Patent Box for green tech start-ups: Mini series part four

In the final part of our mini-series, Boult’s green tech team shares five key IP tips for start-ups to protect, develop and finance their innovations effectively and affordably.

Sunday Times Best Places to Work – wellbeing at Boult

Boult is thrilled to be recognised in the Sunday Times Best Places to Work 2025, especially for our strong staff wellbeing and retention culture, supported by our dedicated Wellness Team.

julio 4, 2025

G1/23 decision published

In G1/23, the EPO Enlarged Board confirmed that marketed products and related public technical info form prior art – even if reproduction is complex or not feasible pre-filing.

julio 3, 2025

New UK IPO guidance for trade mark applicants following SkyKick: a change of UK IPO practice: what you need to know

PAN 1/25, effective 27 June 2025, introduces a new UK IPO examination practice post-SkyKick, targeting overly broad or vague trade mark applications and aiming to curb bad faith filings.