The Court of Appeal's latest decision in Apple's ongoing patent licensing dispute with Optis is poised to stave off drawn out procedural spats, as justices rule to keep key third-party financial information under wraps in FRAND proceedings.
The Court of Appeal's latest decision in Apple's ongoing patent licensing dispute with Optis is poised to stave off drawn out procedural spats, as justices rule to keep key third-party financial information under wraps in FRAND proceedings.
A French court has reinstated the trademark rights of a famous children's songwriter, ruling that he only filed a renewal request for "Bébé Lilly" late because he was embroiled in a 13-year-long legal dispute and wasn't its registered owner yet.
American fashion brand Perry Ellis has convinced European officials to stop a Bulgarian company from obtaining exclusive rights over "G Gotcha" to sell travel kits for toiletries and cosmetics, after showing that shoppers might confuse the products with its own Gotcha brand.
The companies behind a market intelligence platform have denied claims that its co-founder scraped thousands of records from his previous employer's database, arguing that all the information it collected is from the public domain and IP protections do not apply.
The U.K. antitrust regulator escalated its investigation into Getty's proposed acquisition of Shutterstock, citing on Monday "realistic" risks that a combined $3.7 billion entity could harm competition.
