WTR’s monthly column tracks trademark and related policy developments, including the progress of major bills, from around the world.
In our latest round-up, we look at New Era Cap launching a counterfeit reporting form, the MK Party prevailing in a South Africa dispute, and much more.
To complete our series of pieces highlighting recent Legal Updates that you may have missed, we consider cases where the EU General Court disagreed with the findings of the EUIPO.
On this year's Earth Day, representatives from Rouse explore the challenges of registering and using green marks in Southeast Asia.
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In this week’s opinion column, Megan Bannigan, Christopher Ford, Kate Saba and Hannah Beattie at Debevoise & Plimpton argue that the current provisions of the US SHOP SAFE Act, while well-intentioned, go too far in shifting liability onto e-commerce sites for online counterfeiting.
Apple is up for the second instalment of our mini-series looking at trademark litigation involving the Big Five tech firms.
A new impact study by UnitedLex shows that most US in-house and law firm IP practitioners expect IP filings and investment to increase in 2024, but trademark clearance and office action responses could be sources of operational drag.
In this week’s opinion column, Megan Bannigan, Christopher Ford, Kate Saba and Hannah Beattie at Debevoise …
Under Indian law, there are certain criteria that must be met to obtain a patent. However, these are …
A comprehensive guide to Germany’s trademark law is vital for any party seeking to protect its rights before …
Recent Supreme People’s Court judgments attempt to answer the questions of what kinds of security measures are accepted …
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