Nick Bolter and Annie Websper authored an article for World Trademark Review about the United Kingdom’s Intellectual Property and Enterprise Court (IPEC)’s judgment in a case which serves as a “cautionary tale” to claimants seeking to bring trademark infringement proceedings in the United Kingdom. The court made a rare finding that an allegation of infringement amounted to an actionable unjustified threat of trademark infringement proceedings under the Trademarks Act 1994.