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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
New proposed law: Legal privilege for patent attorneys before Danish courts
After more than ten years of effort from Danish IP and industry associations, the industry hopes to soon enjoy
Kubo: The future of coding
Award-winning start-up KUBO Robotics helps teach young children the concept of coding with their interactive robot. A student project
The Danish robot and automation industry
The Danish robot and automation industry has been growing rapidly. There has been a dramatic increase of the number
SwapKids: The app for divorced parents (and their kids)
Going through a divorce is never easy. Adding kids to the equation makes everything even harder. Danish start-up entrepreneurs
Women supporting women in IP Law
Outnumbered in a male dominated industry, the women in Intellectual Property Law are creating global networks to actively promote
Damage liability for preliminary injunction
New Scandinavian case law clarifies a patent or trademark owner’s liability to pay damages for a wrongfully issued preliminary
Winning and losing – The battle of the Jensens
A decision from the Danish Supreme Court arose the public’s anger in September 2014 even though the decision –
Danish law can be applicable to infringing sales from UK websites
The Danish Maritime and Commercial Court has recently rendered a decision in a case regarding sale of infringing furniture