Grumpy Cat's US litigation filings offer a case study in how a meme can become the basis for a sustained enforcement ...

A new survey by the US-China Business Council underscores growing concern over protecting know-how as geopolitical and ...

A new protection agreement signed by multiple Icelandic government agencies seeks to formalise monitoring of use of the ...

Five bite-sized IP updates from the week, also featuring the Kenyan Anti-Counterfeit Authority's response to claims made by a ...

The US House of Representatives has adopted a controversial bill that would make the Register of Copyrights a presidential appointee.

International sports betting and gambling operator Entain has written to the UKIPO asking it to review its registration ...

IHG sues licensee over alleged unauthorised use of CROWNE PLAZA branding during conversion of hotel to migrant centre.

Our latest round-up also covers the UKIPO’s new Knowledge Asset Hub and updated EUIPO AI guidance for staff.

The director general of the IPOPHL says proposed amendments to the IP Code seek to reflect changes in technology, commerce ...

Norton Rose Fulbright’s latest litigation survey points to a convergence of traditional IP and product risk with emerging ...

The French National Assembly is set to debate a bill that would shift the evidentiary burden in AI-copyright disputes.

The Tel Aviv District Court has found a local licensee and its directors personally liable for trademark infringement and ...