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Muireann Bolger

Muireann Bolger

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Deputy Group Editor, Newton Media Group

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high profile criminal cases and entertainment caseslegal news civil rights court corruption high profile divorces

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Total articles 59

  • ‘SCOTUS can stop being the trademark police’

    By Muireann Bolger| World IP Review Verified Evan El-Amin / shutterstockThe US’ top court is leaning towards the USPTO’s position in ‘Trump too Small’, finds Muireann Bolger. One of the many lawsuits to arise from Donald Trump’s controversial election campaigns and presidency has finally reached the US Supreme Court. But perhaps not in the way he ever imagined.

    By Muireann Bolger · World IP Review

    Oct. 27, 2023

  • ‘Soft IP’ and identity: Why language matters

    By Muireann Bolger| World IP Review Verified Olena Illustrations / Shutterstock.comActions may speak louder than words but, when it comes to D&I, language harbours a potency that can prevent or derail progress when misused. Muireann Bolger finds out more. For some, the rhyme “sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me” may be recalled as a familiar, even reassuring, ode to childhood resilience.

    By Muireann Bolger · World IP Review

    Oct. 10, 2023

  • ‘SCOTUS can stop being the trademark police’

    By Muireann Bolger| World IP Review Verified Evan El-Amin / shutterstockThe US’ top court is leaning towards the USPTO’s position in ‘Trump too Small’, finds Muireann Bolger. One of the many lawsuits to arise from Donald Trump’s controversial election campaigns and presidency has finally reached the US Supreme Court. But perhaps not in the way he ever imagined.

    By Muireann Bolger · World IP Review

    Oct. 27, 2023

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Newton Media Group

Bromley, England, United Kingdom

+44 20 3301 8200