Salvatore Ferragamo has taken the unusual step of going public on the scale of counterfeiting against its brand. | 11yrs
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The $450 billion luxury industry may be in a state of flux with mixed messages from China, but there was plenty of optimism at the Luxury Law Summit in London, reports Jonathan Ames. | 11yrs
Spanish retailers have been ordered to clear the shelves of a range of 'smell-alike' perfumes following a successful trademark suit. | 11yrs
'Trade dress' has usually referred to packaging but a recent court case extended its use to a website. | 11yrs
This comparative guide offers a practical overview of the enforcement of judgments and arbitration awards across multiple jurisdictions. | 4mos
E-commerce sales in China have outpaced the US, making it one of the most lucrative markets in the world. Brand protection group Mark Monitor has produced a white paper: Best Practices for Brand Protection and Effective Enforcement in China. | 11yrs
CEOs across the luxury industry will join lawyers to look at the challenges and risks facing this rapidly changing sector at this year's Luxury Law Summit on 19 May in London. | 11yrs
Omega has lost a case over discounted watches against Costco which was selling Omega products at 35 per cent less than the watch company. | 11yrs
Jaguar CEO plans to complain to the Chinese over alleged similarities between a Chinese car and one of its vehicles. | 11yrs
Walk into any major store in any city and you will find shoppers looking intently at their smartphones. Welcome to the savviest of shoppers, or 'showroomers', the latest buzzword in retail. | 11yrs
Advertisers are looking to get their hands on data from connected cars in a move to predict passenger behaviour. | 11yrs
Bordeaux Fine Wines was wound up with nearly £10 million worth of wine outstanding to clients and £57 million worth of debts. | 11yrs
A good number of luxury retailers, such as Louis Vuitton, have grown their own successful international operations. However, there are others that, despite significant financial investment, have struggled to match their domestic success overseas. | 11yrs
Food is the new luxury, if premier London store Harrods has got it right. | 11yrs
A bag with a distinctive shape can be protected, according to a court in Rome. | 11yrs
Alcoholic counterfeiting is the latest target for those faking luxury goods in China, says Paolo Beconcini and Robert Binion, partners at Carroll Burdick LLP. | 11yrs