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28.06.2016
BRAND & DESIGN
Brexit and intellectual property (IP)
Maciej Kubiak
The surprise following the result of the referendum, in which the United Kingdom decided to withdraw from the European Union was quickly replaced by the question of how this decision will affect daily life and the economy of the country. There are also doubts about how the legal system will function in the new reality [...]

Tags: #brexit #common law #ctm #EU #EU law #intellectual property #ip #referendum
30.09.2015
BRAND & DESIGN
Caimans, Crocodiles and Alligators – Lacoste's monopoly of the Crocodilia reptile order. But what about “Gucio”?
Paweł Baran
Today, the General Court of the European Union rendered its judgement in case T-364/13 concerning Lacoste’s objection filed with the Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market (OHIM) of the following logo for clothing, footwear, bags, as well as pet cushions, and real estate lettings: The company applying for its registration is a Polish partnership [...]

Tags: #court of the european union #crocodile #ctm #industrial property #lacoste #ohim #renown trademark #trademarks #well-know trademark
08.04.2015
BRAND & DESIGN
Register trademarks with Fast Track
Patryk Dykas
The Office of Harmonization in the Internal Market (OHIM), an entity responsible for registering EU trademarks, has introduced an accelerated procedure of registering trademarks, referred to as “Fast Track”. Thanks to this, entrepreneurs wishing to protect their designations, such as logotypes or unique business names – by fulfilling specific requirements indicated by the Office – [...]

Tags: #ctm #fast track #ohim #trademarks

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