Published: 18 December, 2020
Trade Marks: Law and Practice is a concise account of UK trade marks law within the European and international context. It is essential reading for intellectual property lawyers in private practice or in-house, commercial lawyers, policy makers in government, trade mark agents and attorneys, trainees, academics and students. Non-specialist lawyers will also appreciate the accessible treatment of this complex area of law.
Written by Alison Firth and expert co-authors, the new edition of this practical guide will include the following key updates:
Chapter 1 The Commercial Functions of a Trade Mark
Chapter 2 The Mark Itself
Chapter 3 Legal Modes of Protection
Chapter 4 Limits to Trade Mark Protection
Chapter 5 Registration
Chapter 6 Using the Mark
Chapter 7 Pursuing Infringements
Chapter 8 Defending Infringement Proceedings
Chapter 9 Cancellation of UK Registrations
Chapter 10 Licensing Others to Use the Mark
Chapter 11 Assignment of Marks
Chapter 12 Special Category Marks
Chapter 13 Trade Marks and European Union Law
Chapter 14 The European Union Trade Mark
Chapter 15 Trade Mark Systems Worldwide: International Co-operation and Harmonisation
Chapter 16 International Registration: the Madrid Agreement and Protocol
Chapter 17 Brexit and Covid-19