Luxury goods are ideal test lenses for the new world of digital experiences, write Bird & Bird’s Niels Lutzhöft & Simon Hembt | 2mos
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UK High Court hands down landmark FRAND judgment that decides licensing terms between Chinese company Lenovo and technology firm InterDigital | 2mos
CAFC decision allows Apple and other tech giants to move one step closer in removing contentious FinTiv rule which makes it harder, they argue, to review patent validity | 2mos
Case reaches US appeals court as cheesemakers fail in bid to prevent cheese not made in Switzerland or France being labelled as ‘gruyere’ in US | 3mos
Luxury Law is a comprehensive guide providing answers and insight into how luxury businesses can protect their brands in a range of jurisdictions. Written by experts, topics include the protection of intellectual property using trademark, copyright or design, privacy, product placement and the protection of corporate image and reputation. | 1yr
Anand and Anand senior partner Safir Anand discusses the latest fashion industry legal trends in India and beyond | 3mos
New language rules are designed to make the UAE a more desirable place to resolve disputes, write King & Spalding's Ben Williams and Kateryna Frolova | 3mos
Hogan Lovells lawyers David Horowitz, Heidi Gertner and Sally Gu break down the key aspects of the new legislation | 3mos
Companies need to think differently about how they can support employees with autism and ADHD, writes Express Solicitors partner Damian Bradley | 3mos
From celebrity endorsements to cultural references, the landscape for luxury brands in China is changing, explain DLA Piper Hong Kong lawyers Edward Chatterton and Jane Li | 3mos
Biggest development in European IP law for decades will see new court open on 1 June | 3mos
Freeths partner Martin Noble looks at where the court has drawn the line between trademark owners and online marketplaces | 3mos
Cyril Abrol and Radha Khera discuss the legal framework in India for making misleading sustainability claims | 3mos
A wave of major tax and legal implications are coming for luxury businesses operating in the European Union, writes Andy van Esdonk | 3mos
Greater incentives are now available for businesses which report wrongdoing in the US, write Anoushka Warlow and Suzanne Gallagher. But at what price for the individuals? And should the UK's SFO follow suit? | 3mos
French luxury house, represented by BakerHostetler, wins pivotal case that tests the scope of trademark protection in the digital age | 4mos
Kirkland and Mintz Levin among advisers as ‘no fault’ settlement reached in wrangle over patents relating to the production of QLED televisions | 4mos
Sir Julian Flaux has sent a strong message that parties and their legal advisers must make a real effort to cooperate on disclosure, writes Natalie Osafo | 4mos
Despite increasing regulatory scrutiny, brands need not fear sustainability marketing so long as it is unambiguous and rooted in fact, writes Hilma-Karoliina Markkanen | 4mos
A 'perfect storm' for insolvency disputes and an uptick in securities litigation are among the trends we can expect to see in the coming year, says Pallas Partners' founder and managing partner | 5mos
Employers, business leaders and managers must be proactive in understanding the realities of the menopause and providing appropriate support, writes Kelly Thomson | 6mos
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