Jellycat senior IP counsel Catrin Turner says tackling lookalikes demands a jurisdiction‑by‑jurisdiction strategy and intentionally varied IP rights, but cautions that evidence of consumer psychology ...

The responsibilities of in-house trademark practitioners have vastly expanded into brand protection, but budgets have ...

The Korean Supreme Court's decision raises fundamental questions about how far trademark rights should reach into personal ...

It’s a provocative idea in brand protection, but is the best recognition of a job well done no recognition at all?

A majority of MEPs have voted in favour of recommendations that aim to right the “existing imbalance” between AI developers ...

The responsibilities of in-house trademark practitioners have vastly expanded into brand protection, but budgets have ...

WTR analysis finds that US district courts are increasingly confronting AI hallucinations in trademark proceedings, and judges are responding with a range of sanctions.

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With growing discourse around expanding the scope of protection to GIs, it is vital for brand owners to be aware of changes in domain dispute mechanisms, particularly where the scope broadens ...

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Generative AI has emboldened counterfeiters to use it to craft legally sound responses to takedown proceedings, expert panel told WTR Live audience.

The Canadian Federal Court has introduced a new evidence test which means litigants have to put their “best foot forward” from now on.