Court of Justice Rules on What Constitutes Genuine Use of a Collective Trademark
Claudia Csáky recently analysed the decision of the European Court of Justice of December 12, 2019, C-143/19P – Genuine use of an EU collective trade mark. Please read the article here:…
Collective agreements trump Working Time Act
In his most recent article Jacob Widner discusses how collective agreements trump Working Time Act.
Gig economy un-gigged: collective bargaining agreement for bike couriers
In his most recent article Jacob Widner discusses the (worldwide first) bagaining agreement for bike couriers.
Armenak Utudjian as speaker at the annual ARS Conference on Trust and Estates
Armenak Utudjian spoke at the annual ARS conference on Trust & Estates on the topic "Family Trusts – Fit for the next generation?"
Teachers and Brothels
In his most recent article Jakob Widner discussed the Supreme Court’s decision ruling the termination of a school teacher who had moonlighted as a brothel manager to be valid.
Video Surveillance through Public Authorities
In her most recent article, Marija Križanac discusses the use of video surveillance techniques through government administration as well as in the private sector.
General Court Confirms NEYMAR Trademark Was Filed in Bad Faith
Claudia Csáky recently acted as verifier for Jan Weiser’s (UNIT4 IP Attorneys at Law) analysis of the decision of the General Court of the European Union of May 8, 2019, T-795/17– Carlos Moreira v. European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) – NEYMAR.
General Court Finds ‘BRAVO’ and ‘Brave Paper’ Confusingly Similar
Claudia Csáky recently analysed the decision of the General Court of the European Union of May 8, 2019, T-37/18 – BRAVO v. Brave Paper in INTA Bulletin.
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