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After more than 6 months of launching and testing our interim guidance for the use of Artificial Intelligence(AI) in the professional practice of Intellectual property law, we have today finalised the guidance to provide clarity for all stakeholders. You can view our final guidance hereOur guidance is based on existing…
IPReg has welcomed the publication of the Independent Public Bodies Review of the Legal Services Board (LSB), recognising it as an important opportunity to strengthen a regulatory framework that is proportionate, evidence-led and focused on delivering better outcomes for consumers, the profession and the wider public.The…
IPReg is undertaking an Education Review, focused on how qualification routes into the patent attorney and trade mark attorney professions remain high-quality, responsive to needs, accessible, and sustainable. The Call for Evidence and Feedback closes on 30 April 2026. Share your views now to help shape the future of…
The Intellectual Property Regulation Board (IPReg) has today announced that Jay Parmar will join IPReg on 18 March 2026, and become Chief Executive of the organisation following Fran Gillon’s retirement on 31 March 2026. Jay was appointed by the IPReg Board following an open recruitment process, and joins from the Joint…
Attorneys and firms should log into their accounts and complete their annual returns for 2025. Fees for the 2026 practice year are due on 1 January 2026 and must be paid by 31 January 2026.