Litigation data analysis reveals which of the biggest US car makers have increased domestic enforcement activity in the past two years – and to what success.
In our latest round-up, we look at NatWest launching on Apple’s Vision Pro, the United Kingdom appointing a new minister responsible for intellectual property, and more.
The Delhi High Court has imposed $6,000 in costs on a company for acts of forgery and fabrication that claimed false prior use.
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12 July 2024
The Administrative Court of Appeals has cancelled a combined mark, highlighting the extent to which variations in use will continue to constitute use of the registered mark, and where variations become too substantial to maintain protection.
12 July 2024
The IP Office of New Zealand has upheld the decision to reject the Indian Government's application to register BASMATI as a certification mark.
12 July 2024
Weeks after a massive raid at Pandabuy warehouses in China, new Chinese shopping agents are looking to become the go-to place for sending counterfeit goods.
11 July 2024
We kick off our latest series highlighting Legal Updates you may have missed by examining the lessons learned from unsuccessful attempts to register non-traditional position marks.
11 July 2024
The Delhi High Court has permitted a number of defendants to sell refurbished end-of-life hard disk drives provided that they comply with certain directions.
11 July 2024
Copyright owners will be able to challenge DMCA exemptions, although overturning them will still be difficult, says expert.
10 July 2024
Data on domain name disputes in Brazil suggest that rights holders may be more successful filing UDRP proceedings under the Administrative System for Internet Conflicts; however, evidencing bad faith can be difficult.
10 July 2024
The Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court has re-established the validity of a first-instance judgment that held the unauthorised commercialisation of registered artistic prints on third-party handbags constituted IP infringement under the Criminal Code.
10 July 2024
The National Chamber of Appeals has awarded a licensee, which was authorised to enforce Converse marks in its own name, damages worth 30% of the sales generated from the infringing goods.
09 July 2024
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