Intellectual Property News

James Charles is a YouTube influencer who rose to fame after launching his own YouTube channel posting makeup tutorials. In 2019 Charles was reported to have a net worth of $12 mi...

Colin the Caterpillar, the famous chocolate roll cake filled with buttercream and encased in a hard chocolate outer shell, has been causing quite a stir in intellectual property ci...

Nintendo has successfully had taken down a lewd image which depicting well-known ‘Super Mario’ bad guy Bowser with engaged in sexual activity with another character. What has c...

Nusret Gökçe is a Turkish butcher, chef and owner of Nusr–Et, a chain of luxury steak houses. You may also know Nusret Gökçe as the famous Salt Bae, who rose to fame when his tech...

The UK Intellectual Property Enterprise Court recently ruled that an Austrian shoe company, Giesswein (and its Pointy Flat shoe design), infringed a registered community design (Po...

We recently reported that the Brooklyn art collective MSCHF had been sued by sports giant Nike following MSCHF’s unauthorised release of the “Satan Shoe”, an adaptation of Nike’s f...

Our expansion into the North West has featured in the latest edition of [Northern Insight](https://northern-insight.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/April-21.pdf), page 92. A r...

A Brooklyn art collective called MSCHF is being sued by sports apparel giant, Nike, for adapting its popular Air Max 97 shoes without its consent or authorisation. On Monday 2...

An appeals court in the US recently ruled that one of Andy Warhol’s artworks of Prince was not transformative enough and could not overcome copyright obligations owed to photograph...

Patagonia Inc is a well-known U.S. clothing company that markets and sells outdoor clothing. Patagonia brought a claim against the multi-national drink and brewing company, AB InB...

Justin Bieber’s recently released album, Justice, is the subject of an alleged [trade mark](https://mcdanielslaw.com/services/intellectual-property-trade-marks) infringement. A ...

Pursuant to a Court Order, the Mail on Sunday must print a front-page statement to acknowledge that the Duchess of Sussex was successful in her copyright claim against the newspape...