In a landmark ruling, the UK Supreme Court has provided some clarity on whether the use of overly broad goods and services ...

In our latest update, we look at the Czech office preparing a new goods and services process, Brazil launching certificates ...

Promoting Crocs’ Croslite material as “patented” misled consumers into believing that the material of competing footwear was ...

From registering rights and taking legal action against infringers to deepening internal relationships, Jiuk Choi, manager of ...

The decision underscores the challenge of claiming rights over common or descriptive terms, such as ‘rabbit’, in domain name ...

Kathi Vidal has confirmed she is handing over the reigns to deputy director Derrick Brent and returning to the private sector. Register for free to receive our newsletter, view leading trademark ...

An examination of the validity of licence agreements under the insolvency laws in the United Kingdom, Germany and the United ...

The Paris Court of Appeal found that Jonak intended to free-ride on Chanel’s coat-tails by taking advantage of the reputation ...

The case serves as a reminder that it is crucial to put forward all evidence and submissions at first instance.

In an unusually delayed decision, a rowing machine has been denied copyright protection, with the UK High Court applying a ...

Despite the common practice of placing designs on the side of sport shoes, consumers generally perceive such markings as mere decorative elements.

Law No 959 provides that statutory compensation can be sought in the amount of 20 to 1,000 times the basic calculation value.