11 November 2015Trademarks

IPEC dishes out maximum £500k fine to bogus IPO

The Intellectual Property Enterprise Court (IP EC) has handed out the maximum £500,000 ($758,000) fine to an agency that was passing itself off as the UK Intellectual Property Office (IPO).

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