Jennifer Bryant | Fieldfisher
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Professional background

Professional background

Before joining Fieldfisher I spent 14 years as an intellectual property lawyer in the in-house legal team at Sky UK Ltd, having previously worked at Bird & Bird, Britvic Soft Drinks and Simmons & Simmons.  I have experience across the range of IP matters:  trade marks, designs, copyright, patents, database rights, domain names and confidential information, whether contentious, non-contentious or transactional.  I have particular expertise in trade marks.
 
I have been involved with IP litigation at all levels from the Supreme Court to the IPEC, as well as trade mark registry disputes in the UK and EU.
 
I job share the IP PSL role with Rebecca Pakenham-Walsh.

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A complex digital artwork featuring a network of intersecting, translucent lines and shapes in hues of purple, blue, and white, creating a three-dimensional, abstract pattern that resembles a futuristic circuit board or metropolis.
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When litigation becomes leverage: anonymity and indemnity costs issues in Full Colour Black v Banksy

28.04.2026
The High Court’s decision on costs in Full Colour Black Ltd v The artist known as "Banksy" & Pest Control Office Ltd [2026] EWHC 795 (KB) has demonstrated the court’s willingness to scrutinise proceedings that are pursued disingenuously, particularly where they are used as a form of strategic pressure.
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Supreme Court spills the ‘milk’: Oatly’s trade mark falls foul of dairy designation rules

12.02.2026
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A finger is pushing the first of several aligned wooden domino blocks on a dark surface, causing a chain reaction. The dominoes are all in different stages of falling, illustrating the domino effect concept. The background is a gradient of blue and purple shades.
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(F)RAND or foe? Acer, Hisense & Asus v Nokia in the battle of the video decoder

11.02.2026
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A close-up digital rendering of a bright neon arrow navigating through a blue labyrinth towards the center. The arrow and maze are outlined in glowing light, creating a vibrant contrast against the dark background.
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On target? Distinctiveness and genuine use in the Athleta v Athlecia appeal

20.01.2026
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Iceland’s invalidity claim melts away on appeal: minor inconsistencies are not enough to invalidate a mark

18.12.2025
The Court of Appeal handed down judgment in Babek v Iceland Foods on 23 October 2025.  It upheld the decision of the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court (IPEC ) to dismiss Iceland's application for summary judgment on its counterclaim for a declaration of invalidity, reiterating that minor inconsistencies between a mark’s written description and visual representation will not render the mark invalid unless they create genuine ambiguity.
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