Lord Justice Arnold is renowned in the UK and the EU for his judicial contributions to the field of intellectual property (IP), and currently sits […] Read More
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The growing digital landscape indeed imposes new questions and challenges for legislators and courts when adopting and adapting intellectual property law. For example, when artworks […] Read More
A minimum degree of similarity among goods (and services) is required for a global appreciation of likelihood of confusion to be carried out under EU […] Read More
Recent developments in technology are leading to the production of machines with the intellectual capacity to create and invent, just like humans. Artificial Intelligence (AI) […] Read More
The current legal climate does not yet provide sufficient clarity on the workings, limits and rights conferred through licences granted on Free Open Source Software […] Read More
In today’s complex and digital business landscape, innovation is typically not an effort of a lonely genius or an activity confined to a single corporate […] Read More
One of the most interesting and relevant developments in respect of online intermediaries concerns the emerging possibility – especially in the copyright field – to […] Read More