4 January 2018Copyright

Epic Games wins infringement case against YouTube advertiser

Epic Games has won an IP infringement case against Russia-based individual Artem Yakovenko.

Already registered?

For multi-user price options, or to check if your company has an existing subscription that we can add you to for FREE, please email Adrian Tapping at atapping@newtonmedia.co.uk

More on this story

Trademarks

Epic sues China AR start-up over ‘Nreal’ TM

18 May 2021 Epic Games has hit China-based augmented reality creator, Nreal with a lawsuit accusing it of infringing trademarks for branded software used to create 3D and immersive digital content.

Wrestler’s likeness suit vs Epic Games, Microsoft KO’d by SCOTUS

22 June 2021 The US Supreme Court has refused to hear arguments against Fortnite developer Epic Games and Microsoft for allegedly copying the likeness of a professional wrestler in the video game series ‘Gears of War’.

YouTuber indicted in ‘massive’ $34m TV piracy plot

23 September 2021 A recently unsealed indictment has accused a prominent YouTuber and two associates of operating a $34 million cable TV piracy scheme.

Oatly's ‘milk’ TM dispute with Dairy UK turns sour

A guide to perfecting trademark translation in China

No Pho: How a public backlash saw a restaurant rescind a valuable trademark

On our radar…

Making sense of US subject matter eligibility for AI businesses

Gibson targets ‘Trump’ guitars after separate $18m fakes bust

Judge grants Citi restraining order against former banker in secrets suit

‘There’s real money here’: Meta, Lenovo reveal gender-based inventor stats

Epic Games wins infringement case against YouTube advertiser

More on this story

Editor's picks

Editor's picks

More articles