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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
Brexit may stall Germany’s ratification of the UPCA
The German Justice Ministry expressed earlier this month that the government will not ratify the Unified Patent Court Agreement
What export waivers mean for European Supplementary Protection Certificates
Louise Jonshammar takes a closer look at the final mandate surrounding export waivers for European Supplementary Protection Certificates, what
Sweden aligns Trademarks Act with EU regulations
On 7 November 2018 the Riksdag (supreme decision-making body of Sweden) voted in favour of modernising and simplifying the
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
‘Soft Brexit’ provides for creation of comparable UK trademarks and designs
Owners of existing EU trademarks (EUTM) and designs (RCD) had been left somewhat in the dark about what will
HitchSwitch: The name of the game
Attorney by trade Jake Wolff trusted his gut feeling and quit his day job to start his own business
A new exemption from supplementary protection certificates (SPC) in the EU
Some thoughts on the EU Commission proposal for manufacturing waivers to restrict SPC protection On 28 May, 2018, the
Good and less good news for British IP professionals
For some British IP professionals all is about to change with regards to European intellectual property practice – but
On the point of re-examination of SPC term #2
Reflections on the Swedish Appeal Court’s reasoning regarding the balance of interests As previously addressed in a Newsflash from