Free Riding in Action: When ‘Inspired By’ Crosses the Line

One example of such a situation is the case of L’Oréal v Bellure NV (C-487/07), which concerned, among other things, comparative advertising of cheaper perfumes that directly or indirectly “suggested” to consumers that they were equivalent to well-known products.

What Netflix’s Warner Bros Buyout Means for Intellectual Property

At the beginning of December, Netflix announced plans to acquire for $82.7 billion Warner Bros, which also includes the HBO Max platform and the rights to iconic productions such as Game of Thrones.

The transaction is expected to be finalized within 12 to 18 months.

Think You Own Your Brand Name? Not Without This

The Lady Gaga “Mayhem” lawsuit raises serious discussion on trademark protection! 💥 Lost International’s case highlights one HUGE truth: trademark registration shouldn’t be called optional, it is essential if you care about your brand.

Protecting Small Brands in Big Legal Fights

When a small business faces off against a corporate giant in a trademark dispute, it can feel like an impossible fight. But knowing what’s coming is your best defense. ⚔️

Not All Trademarks Are Created Equal

The recent “RISE” trademark dispute offers a powerful lesson in brand strategy! 🥤🤯 Not all trademarks offer the same level of legal protection.