3 August 2020TrademarksMuireann Bolger

Thousands of ‘cloned’ UKIPO trademarks to expire post-Brexit

Nearly 100,000 newly cloned UK trademark registrations will become defunct next year following the Brexit deadline of December 31, research by IP data provider Clarivate has revealed.

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