The Tel Aviv District Court has found a local licensee and its directors personally liable for trademark infringement and ...
The case highlights how pursuing domestic intermediaries can give brand owners faster enforcement wins, stronger deterrence ...
A growing number of IP-focused acquisitions highlights how portfolio strength, licensing structures and brand equity can ...
The French National Assembly is set to debate a bill that would shift the evidentiary burden in AI-copyright disputes.
The EUIPO has refused the MRBEAST mark for certain goods, rejecting arguments that online fame alone establishes recognition ...
A trademark dispute over a branch of astrology has become an international controversy involving petitions, practitioner ...
The defendant-appellant’s counsel says the opinion means “many thousands of cases were wrongly decided, and default judgments ...
The future of the Annual Meeting: INTA faces scrutiny over cost, communication and value post-London
This week’s Opinion Column suggests that while INTA’s Annual Meeting remains a cornerstone of the global IP community, rising ...
Five bite-sized IP updates from the week, also featuring an LGBTQ+ travel company responding to a Boy Scouts suit and ...
From a rattling office above London’s Borough Market to a global forum for brand professionals, today WTR marks a quarter ...
The USTR has proposed responsive action to “longstanding and serious” failures to effectively combat counterfeits and piracy ...
New IMPI leadership and hiring push; USPTO TMEP update; Brazil ‘go-to-user’ model – IP office update
Our latest round-up also covers Korea’s trademark policy talks with major brand owners, Spain’s filings surge, Chile’s ...
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