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- The Government launches the DDL “MADE IN ITALY”The "Made in Italy" is the protagonist of a new bill, last approved...
- Licence agreements: If one party does not bear its share of advertising costs, it must return the amounts paid in that respect from the other party.A recent decision of the Supreme Court (13889/2023), ruling on a complex dispute...
- Now in sight the European goal of the Artificial Intelligence ActThe subject of artificial intelligence is one of those that, in this period,...
- Beware of patents in the USAVery often economic operators who have the misfortune to be involved in a...
- Extended and substantially unlimited protection for famous Burberry and Gucci brandsA short time after the decision of the Office of European Trademarks, which...
- Form marks: the Court of Cassation definitively approves the packaging of Tic Tac confettiAs is well known a trademark can also be constituted by the shape...
- Milan appointed third seat of the central section of the Unified Patent Court (TUB)In a press release dated 18 May 2023, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs...
- Extension of European funds to support SME investment in intellectual propertyAccess to the fund for SMEs, supported by the European Commission and EUIPO...
- Adjustment of the “customs value” of imported goods for failure to include royalties paid by the importerIt is increasingly the case that, in determining the value of the imported...
- Patent Italy is growingA recent report by Confindustria based on Eurostat data and EPO (European Patent...
- Reform of the Industrial Property Code: the DDL approved in the SenateThe Bill of government initiative on the reform of the Code of Industrial...
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- SIAE v. META: Italian music on social media at riskAs you know, the European Copyright Directive no. 2019/790 (implemented in Italy with...
- Isn’t Burberry tartan a trademark?The well-known London company - already owner for decades of many records of...
- A few more days to remove their European Patents from the judgment of the Unified European CourtAs reported several times by this Newsletter, the next 1 June becomes officially...
- Compensation for damage caused by patent infringement on an equitable basis: an important clarification by the Supreme Court.Putting an end to a long legal dispute, the Court of Cassation has...
- The use of images of works of art for commercial purposesMany companies often use images of well-known works of art from the past...
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- Countdown to the operation of the European Unitary Patent and the European Patent CourtThis Newsletter has already dealt repeatedly with the European Unitary Patent for the...
- Defensive trademarks: LIDL sues TESCO for infringement of its figurative trademarkThe controversy, which sees as protagonists two large supermarket chains, the German Lidl...
- Illegitimate use of the opera “The scent of the night” as scenography of the Sanremo FestivalA few weeks after the closing of the Sanremo Festival, we return to...
- Metaverse: Hermès wins “MetaBirkin” caseThis newsletter has already dealt repeatedly with the Metaverse and the impact that...
- What protection for famous brands? The Rolex Crown is not entitledAs you know, both Italian law (art. 20.1 c.p.i.) and European law (art....
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- The 12th Nice Classification finally includes the NFTOn 1 January 2023, the 12th edition of the Nice Classification concerning the...
- The end of the “Zorro case”: the Court of Cassation defines the limits of the legitimacy of the parodyThe Court of Cassation resolves the controversial question about the legality of the...
- End of Adidas’ unlimited monopoly on the “three stripes” brandNot all stripes are Adidas. The German sportswear giant learned this - again...
- Louboutin v. Amazon: direct responsibility of online portals for the sale of counterfeit productsThe Court of Justice of the European Union ("CJEU"), in a recent case...