We have a fresh batch of content on our Taylor Wessing Download site which provides insights into the legal implications of the ...
The domain name world has undertaken a radical experiment in the last three months. During that time, companies have been able to ...
We have a fresh batch of content on our Taylor Wessing Download site which provides insights into the legal implications of the ...
We have a fresh batch of content on our Taylor Wessing Download site which provides insights into the legal implications of the ...
We have a fresh batch of content on our Taylor Wessing Download site which provides insights into the legal implications of the ...
This issue of Brands Update contains recent important cases from the UK and Community tribunals on registrability of trade marks ...
This month’s issue covers two interesting CJEU judgments which are particularly relevant to online publishers, as well as ...
The European Court has delivered its judgment in the Interflora v. Marks & Spencer case. Following a series of earlier ...
The Summer issue of Brands Update contains recent important cases from the UK and Community tribunals on registrability of trade ...
Today, the Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU) has delivered an interesting ruling in the case of L’Oréal v eBay which should ...
This month has seen a major change to availability of domain name suffixes and some interesting developments in Europe. You ...
Welcome to the April edition of Brands Update. In this issue we look at:
Hot off the press: Advocate General says it ...
Product placement is where an advertiser pays a programme producer or a broadcaster to have their product, service or logo appear ...
Welcome to 'Radar', Taylor Wessing’s update on developments in technology and communications law.
Radar covers a wide range of ...
Internet sales still constitute one of the biggest commercial challenges to owners of luxury and specialist brands, and the key ...
Following recent caselaw, Google has announced that it intends to make two significant revisions to its adwords policy. The ...
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has ruled that the supply to a third party of branded "tester" goods ...
Last week, the Court of Appeal gave a ruling highlighting the risk of using emotive language to describe third party products. ...
This article looks at some of the main IP risks associated with outsourcing product development and manufacture, and sets out ...
The UK government has formally reversed its previously announced ban and will join the rest of the EU (other than Denmark) and ...
On Monday 1 February, the London Stock Exchange (LSE) launched its long-awaited Electronic Order Book for Retail Bonds (ORB). In ...
In response to a reference from the English Court of Appeal, led by Jacob L.J., the European Court of Justice (ECJ) has given its ...
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Construction & Engineering,
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Employment & Pensions,
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Financial Institutions & Services,
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Litigation & Dispute Resolution,
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Technology, Media & TelecomsCriminal liability for unfair business-to-consumer ('B2C') commercial practices and misleading business-to-busines ('B2B') ...
