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Intellectual property
CJEU rejects Poland's challenge to the Copyright in the Digital Single Market Directive Article 17
CJEU Grand Chamber find the safeguards of the provision strike a fair balance between freedom of expression and information, and
Intellectual property
Russia Retaliates Against Sanctions by Curtailing Foreign Owners’ IP rights
The Russian government has responded to western sanctions with new legislation designed to undermine the intellectual property (IP) rights of
Technology, Media and Telecommunications (TMT)
IP and the metaverse: ownership and infringement of rights
Platform operators will need to have tools and measures in place that allow them to put an end to infringements
Digitalisation
Sport looks to artificial intelligence to deliver competitive edge
As teams and coaches turn to AI data to enhance success, what are the legal challenges and what is on
Intellectual property
Closer look at EUIPO's study on AI's impact on the infringement and enforcement of copyright and designs
IP analysis: Robyn Trigg, Knowledge Lawyer at Osborne Clarke, discusses the European Union Intellectual Property Office's (EUIPO) study on the
Intellectual property
General Court confirms UK trade marks can still be asserted in EUIPO proceedings against EUTMs filed before Brexit
Earlier UK trade marks can be used in support of EUIPO proceedings if the EU application or registration under attack
Intellectual property
European Commission proposes harmonisation of patent law with unitary SPCs and single procedure for grant
The European Commission has launched a call for evidence on its proposal to create a unitary supplementary protection certificate and/or
Intellectual property
Russia retaliates against sanctions by curtailing foreign owners' IP rights
Legislation has been passed allowing goods to be exempted from intellectual property protection and compulsory licensing without compensation
Intellectual property
Vagisil versus Vagisan and prefixes: takeaways for healthcare brand owners
Vagisan was found by the High Court to infringe the Vagisil trade mark and a proposed rebrand to 'Dr Wolff's
Banking and finance
Legal requirements for finfluencers - and why compliance is also important for fintechs
Influencers who inform their audience on the topic of investing are becoming increasingly popular. However, they are also monitored closely
Life Sciences and Healthcare
Government set to introduce new legislation to facilitate gene editing in plants
The UK wants genetic technologies used for agricultural innovation, but the commercial path and patent position remain unclear
