Luxury - Page 19

Electronically executing documents in the UK is permissible but pose a number of problems elsewhere, says HGF senior IP lawyer Chris Robinson. | 6yrs

German chocolate maker Ritter Sport has won the right to produce its unique square chocolate, fending off a series of challenges by Milka.  | 6yrs

Elsa Lavaud of Bird & Bird reports on a breakthrough for the luxury trademark ‘Damier Azur’, but says the battle is not yet won | 6yrs

Weathering the COVID-19 storm means brands must re-evaluate the sustainability of their brand offerings and reinvent their communications with customers, says Lorraine Tay, Gene Kwek and Teo Tze She at Bird & Bird. | 6yrs

Luxury brands are making belated moves to support Black Lives Matter but forgetting the crux of the matter - the spending power of the 'cool' Black marketplace, says Parsons Assistant Professor of Fashion Management Christopher Lacy. | 6yrs

BeoBia is launching its insect home farm on Kickstarter today as its founder seeks to create an eco-friendly protein food which will contribute towards creating a more sustainable and self-sufficient food system. | 6yrs

Simon Baggs and Mike Sweeney of Incopro welcome changes to Google's steps to remove counterfeit products from its organic search pages but argue it does not go far enough | 6yrs

Retail tenants in Germany should soon have much better conditions regarding protection of their long-term rental agreements, says DLA Piper Frankfurt partner Fabian Mühlen. | 6yrs

The Luxury Law Summit Europe has gone virtual attracting interest from luxury companies across the world as the sector looks for solutions in the aftermath of the pandemic. | 6yrs

With the United Kingdom beginning to open up for business, Emma Burnett and Michael Joffe of CMS-CMNO discuss the key issues facing retail companies including workplace testing. | 6yrs

Luxury brand owners need to take note of a trade mark dispute between London's Burlington shopping arcade and a German sock retailer, says Marks & Clerk Law's Claire Chalmers. | 6yrs

Retailers selling products online will have more rights when a new European regulation comes into force on 12 July with P2B aimed at increasing transparency and fairness between vendor and platform. Babette Marzheuser-Wood and Kamil Szumilas, Dentons Europe discuss the implications for both parties. | 6yrs

Post-coronavirus, the future of luxury is online and Farfetch is at the hub of this emerging luxury ecosystem says Pamela N Danziger, President, Unity Marketing | 6yrs

In challenging times, IP protection & enforcement is an invaluable necessity, say Ashly Sands and Kerry B. Brownlee of New York law firm Epstein Drangel. | 6yrs

The transaction will see founder Charlotte Tilbury rollover a significant minority stake to remain with the company. | 6yrs

The firm is in expansion mode as it builds up its consultancy, legal and portfolio services. | 6yrs

How will supply chain and distribution route disruption affect IP managers, asks Tim Smith of Rouse Consultancy? | 6yrs

With current events creating different commercial needs, luxury brands are having to be nimble when assessing risks and obligations. RPC's Ciara Cullen and Rachel Ellis gave tips on how to blend flexibility with needs and brand values. | 6yrs

Higher margins and lower volumes mean luxury brands are better poised to weather the storm caused by the pandemic than their high street counterparts, say Kemp Little's Gemma Lockyer and Alex Hazeldean. | 6yrs