Oatly “milk” loss; Harvard Business Publishing's brand overhaul; AI hallucination sanctions; and much more Your Sunday recap ...

Six bite-sized news updates from the week, also featuring the Anti-Counterfeiting Group, Mercado Libre and WIPO.

Local practitioners claim that the UK Supreme Court ruling over the use of “milk” does not give enough credit to common ...

Leading UCLA and Standford University professors argue that, in practice, the United States now has two trademark systems.

The Court of Cassation takes into account parties’ actual and implied intentions in a trademark invalidation case.

The CJEU’s decision in EUIPO v Nowhere states that earlier rights must exist at the date of a final decision in opposition ...

A group of Estée Lauder-owned companies have filed a trademark infringement suit against Walmart, claiming that the retailer’s high level of operational control over its online platform makes it ...

In a judgment handed down today, the UK Supreme Court has ruled that protections over dairy terms mean POST MILK GENERATION ...

The lack of a “centralised licensing infrastructure” has prevented the music industry from fully monetising the use of songs ...

China’s market regulator has fined Kuaishou’s e‑commerce unit Rmb26.7 million for failing to act on trademark infringement, ...

A New York District court has issued sanctions against a lawyer who continuously submitted documents containing AI ...

Driving a major consolidation and redefining how IP fuels business value, HBP's lead IP counsel is positioning the brand for ...