Rouse’s client research exposes an urgent need for IP firms to rethink their services, investment and ownership models.

While the Southern District of Florida consistently exceeds national grant rates across every major form of trademark relief, judge-specific outcomes tell a more nuanced story.

US legislators face opposition as they seek to introduce new legislation that would give copyright owners the ability to request site-blocks for foreign piracy sites.

Mexico’s booming 0% drinks market is creating new opportunities for brand owners, but expansion can expose unexpected gaps in ...

The US District Court for the Southern District of Florida has become one of the busiest venues for US trademark litigation, ...

Recent legal disputes involving drag performers and established brands highlight the growing challenge of determining when ...

US consumer brands increasingly use social platforms as an extension of their support operations, and protecting a brand ...

The Russian Intellectual Property Court dismissed a bid seeking the early termination of BURBERRY, reinforcing the ability of ...

The IP Office of Singapore is introducing valuation initiatives, business support programmes and regional cooperation efforts ...

This month, China's top court issues its first judicial framework for AI-related disputes, the US DOJ outlines its position ...

Counsel for Suzhou says the Advocate General’s opinion in Cybex v Suzhou leaves key questions around the recoverability of ...

Starbucks' head of IP explains how the company uses a tiered global portfolio and centralised strategy to prioritise ...