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Tag: Infringement
China’s upcoming amendments to the Patent Law include punitive damages
Last year saw a wave of legislative activity in China. The effects are being felt as different pieces of
EUIPO figures reveal that trademark infringement is an expensive business in Denmark
The 2019 Status Report on IPR Infringement from the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) reveals that the annual sales lost
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
Beijing High Court rejects Thermos’ appeal in invalidation proceedings
Over a decade ago, a Chinese company filed for the mark TILIR THERMO VOGUE in Class 21 for use
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
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
Did Dunhill score big in China litigation case?
In October 2018, UK luxury goods brand Dunhill announced that it had won a trademark battle against Chinese menswear
Louboutin trademark case: The red sole verdict
Today, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) stated that a sign such as the Louboutin’s trademark
Tesla and Nikola Motor fight over futuristic truck design in billion dollar law suit
On 1 May, Nikola Corporation filed a law suit against Tesla Inc. In the court filing, Nikola Corporation claims
Why the authorities are taking a tougher stance on trademark infringement in the food industry
Thirteen defendants have been criminally prosecuted in Shanghai for selling goods under illegally manufactured labels, reinforcing the tough stance