Shwetasree Majumder takes a deep dive into the Delhi High Court judgment that has ended an almost 20-year dispute between Peru and Chile.

The counterclaim for invalidity and passing off succeeded in part, with the court finding that the defendants had acquired goodwill in the Wise name before the claimant’s rebranding.

The court found that the mark consisted of banal geometric shapes and would not be perceived as an indication of commercial origin.

Awarding Louis Vuitton $155,700, the Singapore High Court says that assessing statutory damages is not a matter of “mathematical precision”.

New study into the trademark takedown procedures of online platforms reveals the fragmented – and often burdensome – regimes that brand owners have to maneuver.

The decision shows that, if the relevant terms are widely used in a particular industry, it may weaken claims of bad-faith registration and use.

Our latest update sees WIPO’s eMadrid (beta) hub become default and the IP offices of Iceland and Portugal sign a new action plan.

A Delhi High Court dynamic injunction will enable rights holders to act quickly and independently to shut down a broader range of infringing domain names.

The UKIPO found that there was no likelihood of confusion between the mark 123, filed by a US streetwear brand, and French fashion company Etam’s earlier MAISON 123 marks.

The court provided valuable guidance on the practices that will be deemed as part of a legitimate commercial strategy.

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A Rutgers University professor is getting inside the minds of counterfeiters in China to help brands understand how they operate.