“Now these are the laws of the jungle, and many and mighty are they…” – Rudyard Kipling wrote these
According to a recently published article in the Swedish business journal Veckans Affärer, the Swedish Minister for Enterprise and
In continuation of the terrible terror attack on the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, social medias were flooded with
The Unified Patent court agreement (UPCA) has been ratified in 2014 by both Denmark and Sweden, so even if
A decision from the Danish Supreme Court arose the public’s anger in September 2014 even though the decision –
For many years, adding device elements to descriptive words included in trademarks has been sufficient for obtaining distinctiveness – non-distinctive
As the PPH expands further, both Danish, Swedish and indeed European patent applicants are offered new possibilities of speeding
Earlier this year Canada’s government proposed Canada major changes to the Canadian Trademark Act and in June the bill
Recently, the EPO has initiated work on a new interesting possibility for European patent applicants. Namely, the EPO has
It is rather well-known that a trademark infringement may result in claims for damages. On the other hand, the