We are fortunate to have Euan Duncan as our key contact, who as well as having the expected depth of legal knowledge also has an understanding of and empathy with our business and is strongly connected with the wider IP sector in Scotland.
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Euan has been advising on intellectual property matters and commercial contracts throughout his career. He regularly advises on all areas of law relating to intellectual property, technology and media – digital and non-digital, contentious and non-contentious. On a daily basis, Euan is involved with drafting, negotiating and advising on commercial contracts from sale to purchase, distribution to retail and sponsorship to endorsement. In addition, he is focused on helping businesses identify, protect, commercialise and drive value from their intellectual property, including by complex licensing structures.
Euan tutors on Intellectual Property and Commercial Contracts at the University of Strathclyde Law School and is a director of the Scottish Society for Computers and Law and a member of the SCL Media Board. He is also a Director of ADVOC Europe and an ambassador for the Glasgow School of Art Development Trust.
It is well known that one of the areas hit hardest by the COVID-19 pandemic and Brexit has been transport and the haulage of goods to and from the UK, and the result is that this sector has seen a severe shortage of lorry drivers.
Following our article in June which discussed Oatly’s trade mark infringement action against Cambridgeshire-based Glebe Farm, the final judgement in this no(a)tortious battle was issued by Judge Nicholas Caddick at the end of last week.
With the end of the Brexit transition period fast approaching, we consider the implications for intellectual property rights arising from the UK's exit from the EU and the expiry of the transition period.
