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• December 23, 2025

  Gilstrap Won't Pause Patent Case, But Hints At Delaying Trial

  U.S. District Judge Rodney Gilstrap on Tuesday denied a request from Apple to pause a patent infringement case brought by Optis Cellular Technology LLC to wait for the outcome of a case between the same parties in the U.K., but he set a briefing schedule that suggested the Jan. 9 trial date could be pushed back.

• December 23, 2025

  The Biggest UK IP Developments Of 2025

  European courts opened the door to rule on patent infringement outside the bloc in 2025, the first decision on infringement of generative artificial intelligence was handed down by an English court, and the U.K.'s top court held that confusion between trademarks can be considered after a product sale.

• December 23, 2025

  Brewery Accuses Distillery Of Copying 'Titanic' Branding

  A British brewery has accused a distillery of deliberately copying its "Titanic" branding to trick consumers into thinking that the two companies are connected, asking a London court to step in and halt its rival's alleged passing off.

• December 23, 2025

  Nicoventures Has Smokable Material Patent Remitted In EU

  A Japanese tobacco giant has partially won its bid to nix a British American Tobacco unit's patent for a smoking device component, after European appellate officials found that examiners were wrong to uphold one amendment and needed to consider others instead.

• December 23, 2025

  US Polo Association Loses Part Of EU Logo Protection

  An Italian designer has convinced European officials to partially nix a trademark owned by the U.S. Polo Association, after the polo association failed to show that it had genuinely used the sign displaying two players on horseback in order to sell a handful of registered products.

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