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Balancing Innovation and Regulation: Comparing China’s AI Regulations with the EU AI Act
The recent passing of the EU AI Act presents an opportunity to conduct a comparative law analysis against China’s
After seven years China and EU sign investment agreement
Ai-Leen Lim considers some of the highlights from the Comprehensive Agreement on Investment between China and the EU. Agreement
All eyes on Germany as UPC is resuscitated at Bundestag and Bundesrat
German ratification of the UPCA is one of the last hurdles for the Unitary Patent system. The system has
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
EU requires manufacturers to disclose scientific documents during risk assessment for food chain production
The European Food Safety Agency (EFSA) is in charge of the registration into the European Union of novel foods
Data Requirements for Patenting Biotech/Pharma Inventions in China and the EU
This interactive webinar considers the filing and post-filing data requirements for biotechnology and pharmaceutical-related inventions in China and
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
Balmain case highlights risk of using specialised public with low distinctive character marks
Balmain’s appeal to the General Court demonstrates that applicants should not rely on a specialised public for goods or services
German Court finds Unified Patent Court legislation unconstitutional
Today, the court tasked with upholding Germany’s constitution, the Bundesverfassungsgericht, has issued its long-awaited decision on a complaint against
AMS Neve vs. Heritage Audio: What does the CJEU ruling mean for online infringement cases?
EU-trademark owners receive much needed clarity on jurisdiction in online infringement cases The internet’s boundless nature provides EU-trademark owners