Trade Marks
Our highly skilled experts are experienced negotiators and have particular expertise in the management of large portfolios; searching and watching; domain name recovery; and trading standards and customs work.
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Our European, UK and German experts advise on the creation, exploitation and enforcement of intellectual property rights across a wide range of sectors. We combine our scientific and commercial knowledge with legal expertise to provide high quality advice and outstanding client service. Boult, with offices in Germany and the UK, is perfectly positioned to provide the full range of services relating to European, UK and German patent applications, Unitary patents and international patent applications.
Our highly skilled experts are experienced negotiators and have particular expertise in the management of large portfolios; searching and watching; domain name recovery; and trading standards and customs work.
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The team can advise clients across a wide range of industries on matters of design law and practice. They combine their commercial knowledge with legal expertise to provide high quality advice that is always pragmatic.
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The team supports horticultural and biopharma clients, has significant experience in UK plant breeders' rights, can assist clients in obtaining rights across Europe and offers advice on infringement risks associated with rights held by third parties.
MOREThe enhanced UK-Switzerland FTA provides greater certainty on IP rights and exclusivity, supports cross-border collaboration and investment and streamlines talent mobility for pharma and biotech innovators.
A patent does not automatically grant the right to commercialise. Discover how competitor patent watching helps deep-tech businesses identify risks, monitor rivals and prepare for future freedom-to-operate reviews.
The UAE now permits trade mark filings for alcoholic beverages in Class 33 and beer in Class 32, aligning more closely with NICE Classification standards and offering stronger protection for brands.
A comparison of UPC and EPO jurisdiction, examining early UPC decisions on competence, long-arm jurisdiction, infringement, validity challenges and cross-border patent disputes.