Trademark owners need to ensure their marks are federally registered, says Milton Springut, otherwise they may be in for a nasty surprise when selling on e-commerce platforms. | 6yrs
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With Israel's luxury marketplace growing fast, AYR lawyers Assaf Lapid and Rachel Zilberfarb-Schreiber discuss how the country's flexible design patent laws help smaller brands and why the law should go further. | 6yrs
Potential new powers mark a significant step up in the enforcement abilities of the UK Competitions and Markets Authority in an area which has been notoriously difficult to police in the past, according to Bird & Bird lawyers Victoria Hobbs and Matthew Vance. | 6yrs
Trade mark law is not the appropriate legal avenue to hold intermediaries liable, Lotte Rutgers of Leeway concludes in the aftermath of the CJEU's ruling on Coty's complaint. | 6yrs
The Law Over Borders Comparative Guide to Arbitration provides a comprehensive understanding of the current complexities of international arbitration. | 1yr
As another law firm falls victim to hackers, DLA Piper lawyers David Cook and John Gollaglee share their insights into the growing problem of ransomware and what brands need to know | 6yrs
The COVID-19 crisis has accelerated the growth of online shopping and sales. But, says Milton Springut, this leads to increased counterfeiting with an accompanying dilution of brand value. | 6yrs
A leading entertainment and media law firm is facing a demand for $42 million ransom demand after cyber criminals hacked into its systems. | 6yrs
Automotive and textile manufacturers are predicted to be amongst the earliest sectors to recover from the COVID 19 pandemic, according to a new report from Baker McKenzie and Oxford Economics. | 6yrs
Luxury law experts Carole Osborne of Bryan Cave Leighton Paiser and HGF's Antony Gold share their views on luxury trends post-pandemic. | 6yrs
Amazon has had to temporarily close its fulfilment centres in France following a court hearing in Versailles | 6yrs
A New York federal court decision has mixed messages for those seeking to protect their brands. Milton Springut of Springut Law dissects the findings. | 6yrs
In one of the early pandemic lawsuits, the lingerie retailer is going into battle with a private equity firm over an agreement to invest in the company. | 6yrs
In one of the first major trademark lawsuits over the COVID-19 pandemic, the company is taking action with proceeds going to related nonprofit organisations. | 6yrs
Post pandemic, the rapid evolution of the personal data economy will have huge implications for the luxury industry, according to Milton Pedraza, Luxury Institute CEO, and former Google senior executive Richard Whitt, President of the GLIA Foundation. | 6yrs
With many companies adapting their plans to new products in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic, a number of challenges can arise, warns Elizabeth Dennis of Marks-Clerk. | 6yrs
ASOS has turned to shareholders to raise funds in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. | 6yrs
The online retailer was sued by Coty which claimed Amazon had violated its EU trademark rights by stocking Coty's Davidoff perfume for third-party sellers. | 6yrs
Luxury Law Summit London early bird delegate rate ends today; Hawes & Curtis owner Touker Suleyman and TV personality among speakers | 6yrs
Former True Religion Apparel GC Deborah Greaves among fashion and entertainment hires | 6yrs
Asher Levine will deliver keynote on fashion and tech as luxury executives line up for March conference in London | 6yrs