So, we’ve heard a lot about Lidl and Tesco. But – in the blog posts as in the judgment – copyright seems to be an afterthought. It might be that by paragraph 278 we all needed a coffee. It might be that we’re waiting for this point to be reviewed upon appeal. But as it stands, the potential impact of this judgment on UK copyright law is huge – and we need to talk about it.

Rebecca Newman looks at the implications of the Lidl v Tesco decision for trade mark law in an article for the Wolters Kluwer Trade Mark Blog which you can read here.