What’s it worth? The assessment of damages and valuation of IP in the case of Hotel Cipriani
The assessment of damages and valuation of IP in the case of Hotel Cipriani
The assessment of damages and valuation of IP in the case of Hotel Cipriani
The assessment of damages and IP valuation in trade mark infringement proceedings
13 April 2017 What is black and white and red all over?* Joking aside, the serious question being asked by brandowners is whether black and white trade marks are protected […]
Series marks are a common feature of the United Kingdom trade marks system, but one that is unusual because it is found in very few other countries. The process allows […]
The Court of Justice of the European Union (the CJEU) has recently given guidance as to how marks which feature non-Latin scripts such as Arabic, Japanese kanji and Chinese hanzi, […]
By Chris Hoole. First published in the ITMA Review July/August 2015 T-359/12 Louis Vuitton Malletier v OHIM In a dispute that has danced around the jurisdictional handbags since 2009, the […]
I need your clothes, your boots and your motorcycle Until very recently, the concept that machines could identify and respond to images was as far-fetched as a cyborg being sent […]
The price of freedom On 1 May 1707, the Kingdom of Scotland and the Kingdom of England, combined to form a single political union, which eventually formed the United Kingdom […]
Just as a tree grows and blossoms with age, so too do principles of law. That is clearly apparent from the latest High Court judgment in Cosmetic Warriors Ltd and […]