Trademarks

While PoAs have a certain benefit related to legal certainty, many objections remain against mandating PoAs for trademark filings.

If a trademark is used as a generic term, it can lose its Intellectual Property (IP) protections. We explore genericization and what can be done about it.

Individual pieces of evidence is often no less decisive than the arguments of law.

The field of Intellectual Property (IP) is full of symbols that are common shorthand to those in the know but that can be somewhat puzzling to the unversed.

Conducting due diligence with a thorough prior art search is the best way to find out if a name is trademarked.

The right slogan can be of great value to your brand identity, and so learning how to trademark one is a vital Intellectual Property (IP) lesson.

Geographical indications can offer many benefits, but it is important to know exactly how they work in the jurisdictions most relevant to your business.

Examining the legal and commercial interaction between NFTs and Intellectual Property.

Keeping the branding of the Beijing Winter Olympics protected requires collaboration between China's IP authorities and the International Olympic Committee.

In terms of shoe branding Europe presents some intriguing opportunities, but is not without challenges.

Across virtually all industries, diligent Intellectual Property (IP) protection can be one of a company's biggest advantages, and the burgeoning cannabis vertical is no exception.

Get to know Olivier Lombardo, Head of Trademarks for Dennemeyer & Associates' Luxembourg office.