In today’s opinion column, we look at why international law firm networks could play a more significant role in global ...
Six bite-sized IP updates from the week, also featuring WIPO publishing its latest Madrid report and US CBP seizing $14 ...
New data reveals a significant uptick in Michael Jackson trademark lawsuits following renewed public and commercial attention ...
US Copyright Office director Shira Perlmutter weighed in on the merits of legislative intervention in key copyright areas, ...
From improving response times, enhancing proactive detection capabilities and industry collaboration, Shopee is keen to ...
The CJEU has confirmed that publishers are entitled to set “fair renumeration” rates when online platforms use their content.
A Delhi High Court division bench has examined a longstanding tension involving how trademark law addresses the conflict ...
Our latest round-up also covers the IPOs of Japan and Singapore deepening their ties and the EUIPO celebrating its first ...
The CJEU found that the word mark OBELIX does have acquired reputation alone, annulling a previous EUIPO decision.
Venue, format and pricing were on INTA CEO Etienne Sanz de Acedo’s mind, as WTR sat down with him to discuss the successes ...
Brand owners offered reassurance by local expert after Singapore’s Court of Appeal states that statutory damages are not ...
An international registration for MAKING NEEDLES POINTLESS was refused by the EUIPO as it will only be understood as a ...
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