UK courts won’t allow artists to monopolise common musical elements, but musicians must still be careful not to infringe earlier works, write Ashfords lawyers Carl Steele and Chris Fotheringham | 1d
UK courts won’t allow artists to monopolise common musical elements, but musicians must still be careful not to infringe earlier works, write Ashfords lawyers Carl Steele and Chris Fotheringham | 1d
Foley & Lardner's Jeff Greene and Matt Witsman delve into the key luxury cases affecting the fashion, apparel and beauty field this year | 4d
German public see it as a type of cheese as opposed to its geographical origin | 5d
Fladgate senior associate Ben Milloy examines the recent trademark tussle between dating apps Match and Muzmatch | 1w
Anti-counterfeiting is a practical and comprehensive guide providing answers and insight into how businesses can protect their brands from counterfeiting and the grey market. Legal experts outline the relevant law and enforcement measures in key jurisdictions around the world while industry experts provide advice about cross-border management and engaging with relevant authorities. | 11mos
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Sudeshna Banerjee of K&S Partners offers insights and strategies for brands to navigate the NFT landscape | 1w
Court rejects fair use defence in closely watched copyright case over photo of music icon Prince licensed to Condé Nast | 2w
In an unusual move, the federal government had accused the biotech firm of infringing its patents related to HIV prevention | 3w
Foley & Lardner's Norka Lecca reviews the key US visa categories and requirements luxury fashion employers should know | 3w
Metaverse advertising issues are not new but they do present heightened risks, write DLA Piper lawyers John Wilks and Hannah Potter | 1mo
Luxury online gaming is growing globally and new regulations in India may help spur activity, writes Remfry & Sagar lawyer Radha Khera. | 1mo
Real strategic innovation is needed if law firms want to fend off competition from the Big Four and other new entrants, writes Global Financial Regulatory Institute CEO Linda Lowson | 1mo
Employers are not fully adhering to ESG-related employment legislation and guidance, write William Fry lawyers Catherine O'Flynn and Eimear O'Leary | 1mo
Budget chain secures comprehensive victory against rival in clash over yellow circle and blue background logos | 1mo
Breather for vape pen seller in dispute with tobacco titan as case remanded back to the district court; second case relates to patent for digital storage | 1mo
DLA Piper lawyers Gareth Stokes and Kurt Davies review legal considerations for digital twins in the metaverse | 1mo
New and bold expansion means trademark owners must review and prepare, say DLA Piper authors Horace Lam and Allen Xu | 1mo
Anti-counterfeiting guide editor Lorne Lipkus discusses the challenges practitioners face this year, as well as some of the market’s recent enforcement successes | 2mos
UK-based record labels and well-known Pakistani performer Akram Rahi in copyright tussle for 12 songs used on YouTube channel in Birmingham-based court | 2mos
Luxury goods are ideal test lenses for the new world of digital experiences, write Bird & Bird’s Niels Lutzhöft & Simon Hembt | 2mos
UK High Court hands down landmark FRAND judgment that decides licensing terms between Chinese company Lenovo and technology firm InterDigital | 2mos