Bristows’ Designs and Copyright Review of the Year reports on developments in copyright law and design rights.

This year, to launch the publication, we are releasing a series of podcasts. For a brief introduction on the cases covered, please listen to our podcasts below. Feel free to contact us with any queries.

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Previous issues of our Bristows’ Designs & Copyright Review of the Year can be downloaded below.

• Designs & Copyright Review of the Year 2019
• Designs & Copyright Review of the Year 2018
• Designs & Copyright Review of the Year 2017

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Designs & Copyright Review of the Year

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