28 June 2023FeaturesTrademarksMuireann Bolger

Bad faith under spotlight as UK considers Sky v SkyKick

After seven years of winding its way through the UK courts—and no fewer than eight judgments—the UK Supreme Court will finally hear arguments related to the trademark dispute between Sky and SkyKick.

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