Google’s contentious AdWords programme has exercised Europe’s courts in recent years, giving rise to conflicting decisions and considerable uncertainty
Two divergent top court rulings in a case concerning rebranding and trademark infringement have caused a legal storm in Finland. The Supreme Court’s decision to find no trademark infringement was received as a surprise
Under the EU customs regime, rights holders can have counterfeit goods confiscated at the borders. However, it is questionable whether the regime adequately considers
the rights of alleged infringers
ICANN’s new gTLD programme could revolutionise the Internet. Brand owners should familiarise themselves with the new and evolving procedures if they are to avoid being left behind
Social media affords invaluable opportunities to enhance brand awareness, strengthen customer relations, garner market research and bolster sales – but only if used wisely
Ratification of ACTA is proving controversial in Europe – especially in Poland, which has had something of a chequered past when it comes to IP protection