With artificial intelligence (AI) being used more and more to produce creative works, courts and agencies charged with overseeing intellectual property protections are being forced to rethink what can and cannot be copyrighted. Following the recent release of new...
A case that emerged recently has reminded us of the significance of understanding the extent to which safeguard is provided to “well-known” marks under EU trademark law. The mark involved in this particular case was undoubtedly one of the most renowned brands across...
Caroline Perriard looks at the latest online shopping trends and discusses what brands can do to not only protect their IP on these channels but also how they can take advantage of this new way of engaging with their customers Live Commerce is like a new generation of...
Brands left vulnerable to exploitation and impersonation after reports highlight the lengthy response times and low takedown notices success rates on Twitter We have all seen and read about major changes Twitter has undergone since Elon Musk took over the...
In the latest stage of its legal battle against PWT A/S, Rolex was unsuccessful in preventing the registration of a trademark featuring a crown design with the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO). The company argued that the trademark in question was...
Introduction The domain name industry experiences new types of scams all the time. The latest one reported, the so-called “Fangxiao case”, shows that brand owners and their legal advisors need to stay agile with defence mechanisms while being creative in...