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UK Government Issues Guidance On Effects Of A "No Deal" Brexit On Intellectual Property
28 September 2018
J A Kemp LLP
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The UK Government has issued guidance on the effects of a
"no deal" Brexit on various types of intellectual
property. The Government emphasises that a "no deal"
Brexit is "unlikely".
The guidance helps businesses and individuals to understand what
they would need to do in a "no deal" scenario, so that
they can make informed plans and preparations.
We have provided brief comments on each area, with links to the
Government's guidance:
Trade marks and designs
Patents and SPCs
Exhaustion of rights
Copyright
Geographical indications
The content of this article is intended to provide a general
guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought
about your specific circumstances.
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