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Rihanna wins passing off case v Topshop's use of image
Robyn Rihanna Fenty and others v Arcadia Group Brands Ltd (t/a Topshop) and another [2013] EWHC 2310 (Ch), 31 July 2013 -
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3D Printing: your strategy against unauthorised copying
From time to time, we see the emergence of completely new and un-envisaged technology being suddenly made available to consumers. Whilst, from one perspective, such blue-sky innovation is obviously to be applauded, this type of innovation is often referred to as 'disruptive technology'. This is because such innovations usually challenge… -
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Daiichi Sankyo and DEMO - EU has last say on TRIPS
Carrie Swann, of IP Pro Life Sciences reports this decision, with commentary from D Young & Co Partner Garreth Duncan: -
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UK Lookalikes - Present and Future
The tension between owners of branded goods and private label “lookalikes” is widely recognised; brand owners must strike a balance between protecting the goodwill of their brand and maximising sales via the retailers who are both their customers and competitors. -
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Malaysia Dairy v Yakult - Interpreting Bad Faith
This was a reference for a preliminary ruling concerning the interpretation of the concept of bad faith; within the meaning of Article 4(4) of Directive 2008/95/EC -
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With or Without Due Cause? THE BULLDOG v RED BULL
The principle of due cause is currently being considered by the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJ) in the case of Leidseplein Beheer BV and Hendrikus Jacobus Marinus De Vries v Red Bull GmbH and Red Bull Nederland BV (C-65/12). -
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Interflora v Marks & Spencer - Google Adwords
Returning to a case which we first reported back in March of 2011 (concerning an Advocate General's opinion) and again in September of the same year (that time relating to a preliminary ruling of the Court of Justice of the European Union), we provide our readers with a further update,… -
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Hurrah for Chez Gerrard - Right Evidence at Right Time
The General Court (GC) has confirmed that when objecting to a Community trade mark (CTM) application, an opponent needs to plead their case with care and file appropriate evidence at the correct time – particularly when relying on an aspect of a member state's national law (as opposed to European… -
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Extended Passing Off - FAGE UK v Chobani
The High Court has allowed a claim for extended passing off brought by FAGE UK Limited and another (FAGE), the makers of "Total Greek Yoghurt", against Chobani UK Ltd and another (Chobani), the manufactures of yoghurt which is produced in the US, but sold in the UK as Greek yoghurt. -
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Croatia Joins European Union
Croatia joined the European Union (EU) on 1 July 2013, bringing the number of member countries to 28.
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