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Michael Shaw

London
As seen in: Medium, Memory Studies, Tes, Law360, Lexology, University of Wisconsin Green Bay, Mondaq, Richmond BizSense, marks-clerk.com, Law360 UK and
Education technologist working with organisations including ASDAN. Formerly many things at The Times Educational Supplement (TES).
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EU Settlement Scheme: Home Office Confirms Process To Remove Pre-settled Status For Non-UK Residents

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By Michael Shaw, Jessica Jim, Samir Abugideri
| Mondaq
Macfarlanes LLP are most popular: within Energy and Natural Resources topic(s) The Home Office has announced changes to the EU Settlement Scheme ("EUSS") by introducing a formal process to remove pre-settled status from individuals who no longer meet “continuous residence” requirements. The EUSS was introduced to allow EU, EEA and Swiss citizens, along with their eligible family members, to continue to live and work in the UK following Brexit.
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UK Designs Registry updates its practice on registration of animated designs

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By Michael Shaw
| marks-clerk.com
Following a period of several years in which the practice of the UK Designs Registry has made it difficult for owners of animated designs to adequately and effectively protect those designs in the UK, we are pleased to report that the Registry has now updated its practice in relation to such designs, adopting a more lenient and reasonable approach.
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EUIPO's 2024 Examination Guidelines – Two Years On, NFTs, Digital Assets And Geographical Indications

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By Michael Shaw, Faith Chong, Elise Cant
| Mondaq
The past year has seen fewer substantive updates in EU trade mark practice, with the 2025 revisions primarily focused on design law. For those interested in the latest developments in relation to designs, Mike Shaw's article provides a detailed overview. Nonetheless, the 2024 Examination Guidelines introduced several important changes for trade marks, particularly in relation to procedural clarity, digital evidence, and classification of emerging technologies.
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