A recent preliminary ruling by the Court of Justice of the European Union (“CJEU”) in the joint case (C-148/21 and C-184/21) between a luxury fashion brand known for its signature red-soled heels Christian Louboutins and an
We are used to decisions about non-traditional trade marks not deserving protection in the European Union, leading to the inevitable conclusion that non-traditional trade marks can be difficult to register and keep on the register.
The recent McCain decision of
It’s not an uncommon scenario: the client has bought a business, but some mission critical software is outdated and the license is not transferable except on payment of a fee. What do you do: Pay the fee or “save” the
Burley J has ruled that Uniden’s XTrak mobile radio product would infringe GME’s registered design.
Uniden had begun displaying in Australia images of its Xtrak product on its website and in its online shop, but was not yet selling the
An Orangeburg law firm is celebrating its fifth year anniversary.
The Bill Connor Law Firm LLC at 1408 Russell St. will hold an open house on Monday, Feb. 13.
“We cannot thank long-term clients enough,” Connor said, reflecting on the
Small businesses are prime targets for invoices being left unpaid. Unlike a large business with a dedicated accounting department, small business owners often manage their accounts themselves or use a bookkeeper on occasion. This makes it
On 24 November 2022, the Australian Attorney-General the Hon Mark Dreyfus KC MP announced the Attorney-General’s Department’s intention to release an issues paper for public consultation, as the first stage of a review into Australia’s current copyright enforcement regime. The
A New Kensington church was filled to the brim with law enforcement for the funeral of fallen Brackenridge chief Justin McIntire.
PHOTOS: Funeral for fallen Brackenridge Police Chief Justin McIntire
While some attendees knew McIntire, many did not but wanted
Two well-known grocery shops, Tesco and Lidl, are concerned in an ongoing commerce mark dispute (Lidl Nice Britain Restricted v Tesco Shops Restricted [2022] EWHC 1434 (Ch)). Whereas the trial is about to happen in 2023, the latest
Owners are petitioning for a unprecedented common assembly with the intention of eradicating the board members who’re threatened with lawsuits over unpaid residents’ affiliation charges
