21 September 2018Copyright

Marques 2018: The evolving state of EU copyright law

Although the European Parliament voted to modernise copyright law last week, the controversial amendments are unlikely to take effect under member states’ national laws until at least 2021, according to Cristina Duch, partner at Baker McKenzie.

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Marques 2018: BMW counsel praises UDRP

20 September 2018 The Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy is an efficient and inexpensive way for brand owners to recover unauthorised and damaging domain names, according to Aimee Gessner, senior trademark counsel at BMW.

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Marques 2018: French senator discusses 5 branding challenges

19 September 2018 Richard Yung, a senator representing French citizens outside of France, outlined five major challenges that brands face today, as he kicked off the 2018 Marques Annual Conference in Paris.

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Marques 2018: The evolving state of EU copyright law

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