INTA has filed an amicus brief disagreeing with the court’s interpretation of ‘article’ under the Indian Designs Act, arguing that a recent decision could leave granted designs vulnerable to cancellation.
A new report from the Canadian Intellectual Property Office shows that trademark examination pendency is reducing – albeit slowly.
In this latest update, we look at Myanmar publishing its first list of trademark applications, Latin American offices pledging to strengthen cooperation, and much more.
The UKIPO says that it has “significantly increased” its address for service (AFS) checks, in a document shared with CITMA members.
In our latest round-up, we look at the adidas v Thom Browne three-stripes decision being affirmed, a report finding that brands should “forget about politics”, and much more.
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A new report from the UK Intellectual Property Office has cast light on the shifting landscape of trademark discussions within the UK media.
QBPC has published a list of key litigation actions, highlighting heavy sentences in criminal cases and high damages in civil cases.
The EUIPO's João Negrão, EU General Court and Board of Appeal judges, and in-house experts from Nestlé and Assa Abloy share their thoughts on the challenges that lie ahead for European trademark, copyright and design law, at the EUIPO's fifth IP Case Law Conference.
The EUIPO's João Negrão, EU General Court and Board of Appeal judges, and in-house experts from …
Non-traditional trademarks face registration challenges as take-up increases. While the legislative landscape for such marks continues to evolve …
In the face of myriad online risks, brands must proactively defend themselves through a multi faceted strategy that …
It is not uncommon to see office actions alleging that the claimed invention lacks inventive step on the …
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