Ip Infringement News Today

From the catwalk to the courtroom, fashion brands are set for an interesting year ahead, find Lynda Zadra-Symes, Jeff VanHoosear and Talisha Faruk of Knobbe Martens.

Landmark melamine cases prove that a proactive, comprehensive litigation strategy can result in substantial compensation in China, explains Ji Liu of CCPIT Patent and Trademark Law Office.

Eskort employed risky tactics with its cheeky reference to the Rugby World Cup—but will it be deemed IP infringement, asks Nishaat Slamdien of Spoor & Fisher.

Rajkot: Patel Brass Works, the company owned by influential Patidar leader and Khodaldham Temple Trust, Naresh Patel, has lodged a complaint alleging .

Haoyang Yu, wife Yanzhi Chen and their company face raft of accusations over technology related to semiconductor firm Analog Devices.

CJEU in joint cases between luxury fashion brand Christian Louboutin and Amazon might start an era of increased accountability for platform marketplaces and third parties they accommodate. Ruling benefits brand owners and may indicate new e retailer e commerce accountability

The World Boxing Council accused the International Boxing Association of awarding belt similar to its own at UAE event | Extensive use of the belt provides WBC with trade dress protections, claims the pro boxing body.

Hours after releasing its AI image generator, DreamUp, DeviantArt was forced to change terms of use following backlash from artists.

Companies wrongly believe that paying for development work, signing a confidentiality agreement, or standard commercial terms and conditions will provide the access to the developed technology and avoid intellectual property issues, terms need to cover project work and IP

As we mark World Anti-Counterfeiting Day, Sarah Speight talks to Andrew Masterson of the UK’s Police Intellectual Property Crime Unit to find out how he and his team are tackling the problem.