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A Wake-Up Call for Brands

As public pressure for action to protect the environment grows, brands have a large role to play in securing the future of the planet, as Sarah Morgan reports.   20 May 2019

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Changing Behaviors: Gen Z and Counterfeits

INTA’s new study of Gen Z demonstrates that brands have work to do in order to educate this increasingly influential cohort on the importance of buying genuine products, as Saman Javed finds out.   20 May 2019

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Insight into Co-branding and Influencers

Jessica Elliot Cardon, Deputy General Counsel at Quality King Distributors/Perfumania Holdings, Inc., and Chair of The Trademark Reporter Committee, follows up on a commentary she wrote on co-branding for The Trademark Reporter by providing additional thoughts on pairing up with influencers.   20 May 2019

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General Framework for Comparative Advertising in Russia

Proving unfair advertising in Russia requires a subtle understanding of the law, explains Ilya Goryachev, Gorodissky.   20 May 2019

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Effective Data Management for Trademark Attorneys

New technologies combined with effective business strategies can help lawyers make the most of their data, as Rory O’Neill finds out.   19 May 2019

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New Amendments to China’s Trademark Law Crack Down on Bad-Faith Filing

China has adopted a fourth amendment to its Trademark Law, intensifying restrictions on bad-faith trademark filings.   19 May 2019

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Brexit: A Complicated Picture

The United Kingdom’s withdrawal from the European Union has implications for trademark holders worldwide. Peter Scott reports on the latest developments.   19 May 2019

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GDPR and Beyond: The Intersection of Privacy and Trademark Law

Aislinn Burton reports on how privacy laws impact trademark enforcement ahead of a session that considers the different approaches around the world.   19 May 2019

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Progress on the Enforcement of Judgments in China

Two cases from China provide lessons for companies seeking to enforce favorable judgments, as David Lee of Chang Tsi & Partners explains.   19 May 2019

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U.S. Congressional Trademark Caucus Celebrates 5th Anniversary as a Unifying Voice on Capitol Hill

The U.S. Congressional Trademark Caucus (CTC) is an historic bipartisan, bicameral caucus focused on intellectual property education and consumer protection awareness against the harmful impacts of counterfeiting and other important trademark issues.   19 May 2019

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