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When art fails to avoid descriptiveness: the case of “Frutaria”
By Jaume Mourisco Ayuso
Privacy on the move: why bodycams must always inform travellers, according to the CJEU
By José Carlos Erdozain
Famous names as trademarks: EUIPO reopens debate with “GEORGE ORWELL” case
By Daniel Basañez Bordas
Freixenet loses the battle for the “CB” trademark: the GCEU upholds Alvear’s opposition
By Jaume Mourisco Ayuso
“Km0” versus “KmZERO”: the High Court defines the scope of ius prohibendi in quasi-descriptive trademarks
By José Carlos Erdozain
Lacoste and Dr. Caiman face off in the EU: the “battle of the reptiles” over the trademark
By Jorge Vicente Martínez
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PONS IP, the global consulting firm specialising in intellectual property, has boosted its international agenda during the second half of the year by participating in four high-level meetings in Europe, Asia and the United States in which it has highlighted...
Everything you need to know to protect your designs in 2025 The Council and the European Parliament have amended the regulation on protecting designs in order to modernise the legislation, make registration easier and harmonise the national and European Union...
The Canadian company Dilmont Inc. filed for EU trademark No. 18 062 146 MUSHER’ S SECRETS on 9 May 2019, seeking registration for the following goods in Class 3: Non-medicated grooming preparations for protection of dog paws, namely, non-medicated gel,...
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