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Intellectual property
The EU's draft standard essential patents regulation: what you need to know
Reform would radically alter European SEP licensing by focusing on alternative dispute resolution: how would it work?
Intellectual property
European Parliament committees and EPO issue opinions on draft SEP regulations
Commission's proposals would drastically change the landscape of standard essential patent licensing disputes in the EU
Employment and pensions
Business protection in the employment lifecycle: what US businesses with global employees need to know
The employment lifecycle offers various touchpoints for potential risk, from onboarding to exit
Artificial intelligence
Mitigating the business risks of AI in the UK
Osborne Clarke's AI experts have written an article for Sentinel Magazine on how risk managers can take advantage of the
Intellectual property
Polish authority fines company and president for using 'dark patterns'
Consumer protection body intensifies its crackdown on dark patterns with a heavy fine on a dietary supplement business
Competition, antitrust and trade
General Court finds geo-blocking of video games breaches EU competition law
Commission's finding upheld that Valve and five PC game publishers had anti-competitive 'geo-blocking' agreements
Intellectual property
Abolition of the so-called "Professor Privilege" in Italy: new guidelines on contracts between research institutions and financing parties
Law no. 102 of 24 July 2023, containing Amendments to the Industrial Property Code (pursuant to Legislative Decree no. 30
Intellectual property
Omnibus Directive: the practical implementation of the legislation in Poland
What actions has the competition and consumer protections authority taken and what new obligations are on the horizon?
Artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence: How can businesses seize AI opportunities while managing the legal risks ?
Understanding both how AI works – its opportunities and pitfalls – and the current legal framework is critical for businesses
Retail and Consumer
Polish watchdog continues to verify unfair online practices
Entrepreneurs should invest time in adjusting their websites to current legal requirements - Omnibus Directive's infringements still present
Intellectual property
Protection of intellectual property rights in the enterprise: EU regulatory aspects
New rules in the area of intellectual property law will help protect users of online platforms from illegal content and
Intellectual property
CJEU rules on the procedural autonomy of national courts acting as EU trade mark courts
In Case C-654/21, the CJEU ruled on a reference for a preliminary ruling from the Sąd Okręgowy w Warszawie (XXII
