All that glisters is not Golding, but don't let that put you off. The UK's Competition Law Association is giving away money, fame and a chance to advance one's career once again in the form of the 2016 Golding Essay Prize This is open to any student, trainee solicitor, pupil barrister or devil barrister (from Scotland) who is not yet a qualified lawyer, and to any trainee patent or trade mark attorney. This year's topic is “How should three dimensional shapes be protected under intellectual property law?” Further details are available here. Around the weblogs 1. Long after it has been established in the UK that applications for interim injunctions in IP infringement actions are supposed to focus on the balance of (in)convenience between the parties, Epoch v Character Options was an attempt to resurrect the old practice of looking at the merits of the parties'respective claims: here's a PatLit report by Jeremy.…
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