Welcome to your Sunday recap of the week’s biggest developments in trademark and brand protection. From a BMW antifreeze suit to the release of the USTR’s Notorious Markets List, here’s what shaped ...
When AI scrapes your expertise, your firm stops competing on insight – and starts competing on price, warns Metaforce’s .
BMW has sued an antifreeze manufacturer over alleged use of a BMW mark and an “OEM” reference on packaging. Register for free ...
Although tariff provisions face uncertainty, agreements are still driving IP reforms outside the US, promising upgrades to ...
Five bite-sized news updates from the week, also featuring Stephen Thaler’s AI-generated art appeal and Outkast’s ATLIENS settlement.
Be consistent to demonstrate your brand is recognisable and take a holistic approach, urges Prairie’s IP team.
A new report warns that weakening the UK’s ‘gold standard’ copyright framework will create “predictable harms” for rights holders, without significantly expanding the country’s AI sector.
Our latest round-up also includes updates from the IP offices of Argentina, Australia, Nepal and Taiwan. Register for free to ...
A new opinion by the ECS warns that the imprecision and narrow scope of the CJEU referral in Like Company v Google might prevent the case from offering the legal clarity that many EU stakeholders ...
WTR’s monthly column tracks trademark and related policy developments, including the progress of major bills, from around the ...
This year's nomination window closes on 13 March.
Our latest round-up also includes updates from the EUIPO and IP India. Register for free to receive our newsletter, view ...
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