27 November 2019TrademarksJeremy Blum and Marc Linsner

EU trademark infringement: Where in the world?

In AMS Neve v Heritage Audio (C-172/28) the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has confirmed that EU trademark owners can issue infringement proceedings in the court of a member state where traders have advertised or made offers for sale displayed electronically, which are directed (targeted) at the public of that member state.

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