Counterfeit arrests up ten-fold as Europol actions lead to a boom in seizures
Surges in almost all measures show how enforcement bodies’ efforts are succeeding, and highlight the interconnected nature of counterfeiting and organised crime.
Surges in almost all measures show how enforcement bodies’ efforts are succeeding, and highlight the interconnected nature of counterfeiting and organised crime.
Schedule A filings surge and more active enforcers have vastly altered the trademark landscape at US federal courts.
The embattled sportwear giant has achieved success in enforcing its US marks.
The world’s most valuable company is up for the final instalment of our series on trademark litigation in the United States by the Big Five tech companies.
24 May 2024
A petition has been filed at the US Supreme Court to take up a case to end the USPTO’s domicile address requirement, with the trademark community urged to consider filing a petition in support of certiorari.
13 May 2024
USPTO confirms it has suffered a “data security incident” exposing the private domicile addresses of trademark users – the second such incident in less than a year.
10 May 2024
The e-commerce giant shows a penchant for filing infringement cases in Western Washington and has settled almost every case against it.
10 May 2024
We analyse Meta US court data as part of a mini-series examining trademark litigation involving the Big Five tech firms.
26 April 2024
Apple is up for the second instalment of our mini-series looking at trademark litigation involving the Big Five tech firms.
19 April 2024
A new impact study by UnitedLex shows that most US in-house and law firm IP practitioners expect IP filings and investment to increase in 2024, but trademark clearance and office action responses could be sources of operational drag.
18 April 2024
New copyright infringement claims against the companies have been filed at the US District Court for the Northern District of California, where preliminary injunctions are rare and summary judgments take years.
05 April 2024
A new WTR mini-series analyses the trademark litigation activity of the so-called ‘Big Five’ tech firms, starting with Google.
29 March 2024
As outsourcing and original equipment manufacturers are key factors in India’s economic growth, IP infringement is a growing headache for the government. Legal experts and rights holders can mitigate against threats such as counterfeiting and data breaches with robust contracts and technological solutions, while bearing in mind the impact of trade agreements and cross-border collaboration.
21 March 2024
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