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Author: Mette Parlev
Danish Copyright Act – You may (still) lawfully use copyrighted works for parody purposes
An amendment to the Danish Copyright Act will enter into force on July 1, 2024. The amendment codifies a
EORI number mandatory to file actions against counterfeit goods in the EU
Danish customs oversee thousands of counterfeit goods each year and over the past five years, the number of cases
Brands must take extra caution against counterfeits during Covid-19 pandemic
Enhanced online brand protection and anti-counterfeiting measures are needed due to the current pandemic: as demand from e-commerce consumers
Danish court rules on first case since 1925 which establishes indirect patent infringement
The rule on indirect infringement has been part of The Patents Act in Denmark for over 40 years. During
Co-inventorship to a patent had not been proved
On 10 October 2018 the Eastern High Court in Denmark gave judgement in a case between Coloplast and Hollister, regarding
Adoption of the copyright directive in the digital single market – Should we be scared or delighted?
On 12 September 2018, the European Parliament voted on the much debated copyright directive – and this time around
Denmark makes the IPR taskforce set down by the Public Prosecutor for Serious Economic Crime permanent
Since November 2017, all filings for criminal investigation regarding IPR crime in Denmark have on a trial basis been
Christiania Bikes – Not a generic term for cargo bikes
New decision from the Maritime and Commercial High Court in Denmark The Copenhagen area of Christiania is well-known worldwide