Introduction
A Briefest of Histories
Further Information:
• The legal issues affecting a new brand name
• The legal issues affecting a new logo
• The legal issues affecting a new design – It is still possible to infringe the registered and
unregistered design rights of third parties so a search may be necessary. Under the current law
introduced a few years ago a design registration can extend to different products to that registered, for
example a design registration for a teapot can be infringed by use of a similar design for a kettle or a
watering can. A search will not however, cover unregistered design rights.
• Protecting a new brand name or new logo
• Protecting new designs
• Protecting ideas
• A Trade Mark Attorney
• Enforcement
• Defending a trade mark
• Defending other IP rights
• Delimitation of rights
• Licensing
• Franchising
• Exploitation of IP rights
• Exploitation of Intellectual Property rights: raising funds and securitisation
• Intellectual Property Rights as investments
• Acquisition and transfer
• Registration of transactions
• E-commerce and the internet
• Trade Marks and the internet/e-commerce
• Domain names, “ownership” of a name and cyber-squatting
• Disputing domain names
• Websites and e-commerce – legal issues
• Contractual issues in e-commerce
• The legal issues affecting advertising
• Intellectual Property and Insurance
• Intellectual Property and Insolvency
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