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THE SPANISH SUPREME COURT CLARIFIES ITS OWN DOCTRINE BY WHICH SOME COURTS HAVE BEEN REJECTING DAMAGES ACTIONS EVEN IP RIGHTS’ INFRINGEMENT WAS APPRECIATED. LONG LIVE IP RIGHTS IN SPAIN!

All of us who work in this area of ​​Law feel a sort of “disturbance in the force” (as Yoda would say in Star Wars) in light of the interpretation some Courts have made of Judgments No. 504/2019 in the Pasapalabra case and 516/2019 in the NUBA cases issued by the Supreme Court. Based in

🤿 Decathlon’s Easybreath: protected mask and no fear of judicial snorkelling!

When a company develops an original design for a product, it can register it as a Community design before the EUIPO. This registration protects the product’s aesthetic appearance against copies, provided the design meets certain legal requirements. One of the key requirements is the design’s individual character, which means that the overall impression it creates

New common practice for comparison of goods and services

Compatibility between trademarks is determined by an overall analysis of the signs and the goods and/or services they claim. The EUIPO has published a new Common Practice (CP15) in relation to the comparison of goods and services. Among other issues, it addresses the treatment of terms lacking or lacking sufficient clarity and precision. This new

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