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We have selected a number of organisations that are responsible for monitoring, researching and governing intellectual property rights.
The Intellectual Property Office
The official government body responsible for IP rights in the UK.
The Intellectual Property Institute
Increasing the contribution of IP to economic well-being by timely, relevant and authoritative research and informing policy makers and public debate.
Intellectual Property Quarterly
A new site clearly outlining the latest information about trademark, copyright and patent laws.
To find out the latest European legal developments for intellectual property rights and enforcement.
The World Intellectual Property Organisation
WIPO has a number of resources for the layman wanting to understand the basics of intellectual property law. These include understanding copyright and related rights and the intellectual property handbook.
Provides practical advice for businesses wanting to understand how to protect their intellectual property.
The Intellectual Property Bar Association
The Intellectual Property Regulation Board (IPReg)
On behalf of the Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys and the Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys, the IPReg regulates the Patent Attorney and Trade Mark Attorney professions, setting the standards for qualification for entry into the professions and for good practice in providing services to clients. IPReg itself has a responsibility through the two professional Institutes to the Legal Services Board to ensure that the regulatory provisions of the Legal Services Act 2007 are met.