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Luxury goods at discount stores: who doesn't love a bargain?
This case focuses on when damage to a reputation can constitute a legitimate reason to prevent the sale of exhausted goods. -
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LV v EUIPO: interpreting characters within signs
The General Court agreed that there was no likelihood of confusion between LAV and LΛΛVΛ for identical goods, but the reasoning behind the decision differed to that of the Board of Appeal. -
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Larsson strikes again: UKIPO deems LARSSON mark to be invalid
Celtic legend Henrik Larsson has successfully had a LARSSON mark declared invalid on the grounds of passing off. -
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Proving genuine use in the EU: Michael Kors v TECOM MASTER & adp Merkur v EUIPO
In September 2023 two decisions provided further guidance regarding proving genuine use of registered trade marks in the EU. -
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Hague design registration system: official fee changes for designating Canada, Israel and South Korea
In recent weeks, there have been a number of updates relating to the international Hague design registration system, which will affect the cost of pursuing design registration in Canada, Israel and South Korea using the system. -
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UK High Court overrules UKIPO to find AI inventions patentable
In what may turn out to be a watershed judgement, the High Court in Emotional Perception AI Ltd v Comptroller-General of Patents, Designs and Trade Marks [2023] EWHC 2948 (Ch) found that the UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) had erred in finding a neural network implementing a recommendation system as… -
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Quantum computing: a guide to obtaining patent protection at the EPO
Quantum computing is one of the fastest growing sectors in the patent world, with the rise in international patent filings far out-pacing the average across all technological areas. -
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AI-derived data & techbio innovation: can AI-derived data provide evidence of plausibility of a therapeutic effect?
At the European Patent Office (EPO) a requirement for patentability is that the subject matter of the claims provides a technical effect. -
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A drive for change? Licensing of standard essential patents in the automotive industry
Standards are widely used in the telecoms industry to ensure interoperability of different devices and systems. -
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G 1/22 & G 2/22: EPO significantly softens stance on formal entitlement to priority
This consolidated decision of the European Patent Office (EPO) Enlarged Board of Appeal represents a significant softening of the EPO’s historical stance on assessing formal entitlement to priority.
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