Clipper Tea successfully proved indirect confusion against The 1872 Clipper Tea Co but could have secured an easier win with ...

Five bite-sized IP updates from the week, also featuring rising auto industry concern over IP theft and Temu joining the IACC ...

An analysis of registry data reveals a rise in domestic GI filings in recent years, alongside persistently high pendency ...

According to updates from WIPO and the EUIPO, scams targeting IP applicants are becoming more sophisticated, more convincing ...

Local lawyers claim trademark examination reports issued by IP India lack consistency and call for manuals to be published for public comment.

How a structured, data-driven approach to licensing can help companies to better communicate and leverage the value of their ...

The Delhi High Court’s anti-counterfeiting judgments in two very different sectors highlight that the Indian courts are ...

Our latest round-up also covers a fraudulent email warning from the Polish Patent Office and the first engagement activities ...

The accidental release of Claude’s code shows how quickly legal protections can unravel when AI‑generated work escapes into ...

As the 13th Edition of the WIPO Nice Classification reshapes where goods and services sit, IP professionals must adapt their ...

Pastiche can take various forms, including stylistic imitation, tributes, or humorous and critical engagement, the CJEU has ...

Dual scrutiny by the Brazilian Patent and Trademark Office and Health Regulatory Agency demands careful coordination to avoid ...