In addition to the modernization of the Verification Act, the German "traffic light government" has passed a few more simplifications, at least in terms of digitality - although you have to look … [Read more...] about Will labour law go digital after all?
UK Litigation funding: Court deliberation of ‘multiple approach’ back on the timetable
The Court of Appeal has confirmed that it will finally lift the stay on consideration of a crucial question on the validity of litigation funding agreements, potentially reshaping the landscape for … [Read more...] about UK Litigation funding: Court deliberation of ‘multiple approach’ back on the timetable
Good news / BAD news – October 2024
Welcome to the tenth edition of the “Good News / BAD News” Blog! Our BAD Team (our Brands, Advertising and Designs Team, that is), serves as trusted advisers to some of the most valuable brands in … [Read more...] about Good news / BAD news – October 2024
Good news / BAD news – July 2024
Welcome to the ninth edition of the “Good News / BAD News” Blog! Our BAD Team (that is, our Brands, Advertising and Designs Team), serves as trusted advisers to some of the most valuable brands in … [Read more...] about Good news / BAD news – July 2024
CJEU decision on deceptivity of a trademark
For the past 10 years, Goyard and Fauré Le Page have been locked in a multi-faceted dispute over the FAURÉ LE PAGE PARIS 1717 trademarks. In a new twist, the Cour de Cassation (French Supreme … [Read more...] about CJEU decision on deceptivity of a trademark
No revocation carve-out and related actions – 2nd UPC decision on the merits
Following the Düsseldorf Local Division (LD), the Paris LD issued the second UPC decision on the merits on 4 July 2024 (LD, Paris, Dexcom, Inc. v. Abbott et all., 4 July 2024, UPC_CFI_230/2023). Paris … [Read more...] about No revocation carve-out and related actions – 2nd UPC decision on the merits