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WIPO PROOF: a new tool to safeguard your IP
On 27 May 2020 the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) launched a new digital notarisation tool which allows users to obtain a tamper-proof evidence of the existence of any digital file at a specific point in time. -
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Trade Mark Newsletter No.111
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Bad faith grounds for invalidating Chinese characters
Bad faith is a ground that can only be used against an EUTM post registration and not beforehand during opposition proceedings. In this case, Inner Mongolia Yili Industrial Group Company Limited (the invalidity applicant) is a market leader in dairy production in China, where its trade mark 伊利 (yīlì) has… -
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Damages still available for infringement even where trade mark revoked
The CJEU has ruled that compensation is still, in principle, available for infringement of a trade mark which has subsequently been revoked for non-use. The decision is the result of a preliminary reference from the Cour de Cassation in France in the context of infringement proceedings between AR and Cooper… -
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Reputation and the power of the influencer: Sugar Bear Hair v Beauty Bear
The Opposition Division and Board of Appeal at the EUIPO have highlighted the power of influencer promotion, referencing social media endorsements by the Kardashians, in a finding of reputation and enhanced distinctiveness. -
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UK High Court has no APPetite for icons that fail to practice social distancing
App icons allow mobile users to discriminate between different software. To attain maximum impact in a competitive space, descriptive words are frequently found under the logo. This interplay between trade marks and app icons was at the centre of PlanetArt LLC v Photobox Ltd, a recent trade mark and passing… -
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Kamila Geremek
I carry out contentious and non-contentious trade mark, design and copyright matters across the UK, EU and internationally. I enjoy working with clients to support their enforcement strategies and resolve disputes. I joined D Young & Co in 2020 and qualified as a solicitor in 2023. I advise on the… -
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Goodbye Neurim: CJEU decides only the first authorisation will do for an SPC
In an eagerly awaited decision (Santen, C-673/18), the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has today ruled that marketing authorisation (MA) for a new therapeutic application of a medicine previously authorised for another application may not be used as the basis for a supplementary protection certificate (SPC) for… -
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Copyright in functional shapes: a ride in the right direction?
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) handed down its decision in the much-anticipated Brompton Bicycle case, confirming that copyright can subsist in functional shapes but the design must be original – the subject matter must reflect the personality of its author, as an expression of their free… -
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European biotech patent case law
European patent attorneys Simon O'Brien and Catherine Keetch present our latest webinar update of new and important European Patent Office (EPO) biotechnology patent case law.
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