The German Federal Court of Justice has ruled on the copyright impact of ‘cheat software’ and ad blockers in two high-profile cases with significant implications for the gaming and media industries.

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The Oviedo Court of Appeal rejected an appeal filed by two individuals convicted of a crime against industrial property under ...

The case illustrates the evolving practice of the CNIPA concerning requests for review of refusal decisions based on ...

Businesses must act now to audit, document and align their IP strategies before legal gaps become liabilities.

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The chair and vice chair of INTA’s Copyright Committee discuss their rapidly growing membership and the challenges around AI ...

Awarding Louis Vuitton $155,700, the Singapore High Court says that assessing statutory damages is not a matter of ...

The court found that the mark consisted of banal geometric shapes and would not be perceived as an indication of commercial ...

The counterclaim for invalidity and passing off succeeded in part, with the court finding that the defendants had acquired ...

The decision shows that, if the relevant terms are widely used in a particular industry, it may weaken claims of bad-faith ...

The court rejected the applicant’s argument that the relevant public would recognise the mark as representing "a Haribo ...