19 November 2018
Authored and Edited by Elena Valuiskich; Clare A. Cornell
The annual IP crime and enforcement report published by the UK IPO and IP Crime Group provides an insight into statistical data and emerging trends in counterfeiting and piracy in the UK and overseas. This year’s report also includes case studies showing successful IP enforcement cases brought by Trading Standards.
The report brings to light the extent of illicit trade and its effects on the economy and businesses trading in the UK, and acts as a practical reminder to IP right owners of the importance of protection of their rights.
Some of the highlights:
The full report can be found here.
Have you got appropriate anti-counterfeit measures in place? Should you wish to discuss protection of your IP rights across the UK and EU boarders, please do not hesitate to contact one of our IP Practitioners based in London.
United Kingdom (UK), United Kingdom Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO), piracy, trading standards, IP Crime Group
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