WEBINAR - Intellectual Property (IP) Software and IP Management

Beitragsdatum: 
10. September 2024
Categories: 
Patent Law, Patents, Seminar, Trademark Law, Trademarks, IP Rights, Intellectual Property Law
Tags: 
#intellectualproperty, #software, #aisoftware, #trademarks, #ipmanagement

State-of-the-art IP management in the year 2024 requires in-depth expertise and an outstanding cloud- and AI-based software. As an interdisciplinary team of lawyers and patent attorneys as well as computer scientists, engineers and physicists, the IP firm LexDellmeier - www.lexdellmeier.com - and the  German-based software company IP Servant GmbH - https://www.ip-servant.com - helps your IP department in the company or your IP law firm with the strategic planning and implementation with respect to the digitalization of your files, the introduction or improvement of processes & workflows the implementation of the cloud- and AI-based IP software “IP Servant”.

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International work exchange through the Student Trainee Exchange Programme

Beitragsdatum: 
16. Juli 2015
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This year LexDellmeier is for the first time a part of the European Law Students’ Association’s Student Trainee Exchange Programme.

EGC: SWATCH vs. SWATCHBALL

Beitragsdatum: 
23. Juni 2015
Categories: 
Brand
Tags: 
European General Court, Likelihood of confusion, SWATCH, SWATCHBALL
The European General Court (EGC) dissmissed the appeal of the Swatch AG against the Community Trademark (CTM) application “SWATCHBALL“ by Panvision Europe Ltd (Judgment dated 19 May 2015; Case No.: T‑71/14). Background of the Case and Subject Matter

EGC: Pink Lady vs. English Pink

Beitragsdatum: 
17. Juni 2015
Categories: 
Brand
Tags: 
English Pink, European General Court, Likelihood of confusion, Pink Lady
The European General Court (EGC) decided that the decision of the BoA has to be annulled, but not altered   because it did not mention an earlier decision of a Community Trademark (CTM) court (Judgment dated 25 March 2015; Case No.: T‑378/13). Background of the Case and Subject Matter

Louis Vuitton loses its EU trademark protection for the chequerboard pattern

Beitragsdatum: 
18. Mai 2015
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The European General Court (EGC) decided that the chequerboard pattern device mark of Louis Vuitton is not distinctibe and therefore has to be declared null and void  (Judgment dated 21 April 2015; Case No.: T‑360/12). Background of the Case and Subject Matter

Trademarks: “SKY” and “Skype” confusingly similar

Beitragsdatum: 
13. Mai 2015
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The EGC decided that a likelihood of confusion between the word device/mark “Skype” and the word mark “SKY” exists (Judgment dated 5 May 2015; Case No.: T‑184/13). Background of the Case and Subject Matter

ECJ: No Discrimination by Language Selection

Beitragsdatum: 
11. Mai 2015
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Uncategorized
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) decided that the language selection of the European Patent Court is no discrimination (Judgment dated 05 May 2015; Case No.: C-147/13). Background of the Case and Subject Matter

No free choice by the language selection of GTCs

Beitragsdatum: 
09. Mai 2015
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The Regional Court Berlin decided that companies cannot choose the language of their General Terms and Conditions (GTCs) by themselves (Judgment dated 9 May 2014; Case No.: 15 O 44/13) Background of the Case and Subject Matter WhatsApp Inc. is the owner of the famous WhatsApp Messenger. This is a cross-platform mobile messaging app which allows you to exchange messages without having to pay anything. Their website can be called in over thirty languages, one of them is German. However, the GTCs are always only available in English. The Federation of German Consumer Organization requested that WhatsApp Inc. must offer the GTCs in German to fulfill their information duties. Decision

Brand Finance: Global Brand 500

Beitragsdatum: 
01. Mai 2015
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The world’s leading independent brand valuation and strategy consultancy Brand Finance just published the Global Brand 500 report. Brand Finance puts thousands of the world’s biggest brands to the Global Brand Test every year, evaluating which are the most powerful and most valuable Brands in the World. The most valuable brands in the world Below you can see the 10 most valuable brands in the world. Apple maintained its number on position even if critics complained that Apple missed the opportunity to exploit the explosive growth of the smartphone market in developing economies by the high price of the iPhone (iPhone 6 starting with 649,00 US-Dollar). Apple is followed by Samsung, which is the most valuable brand from Asia with a brand value of 81,716 billion US Dollars. The German BMW brand is the most valuable brand in Europe, but, with a value of 33,079 US Dollar it is just ranked 17.

INTA Annual Meeting 2015

Beitragsdatum: 
29. April 2015
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Uncategorized
The International Trademark Association (INTA), headquartered in New York City, is a global association of trademark owners and professionals dedicated to supporting trademarks and related intellectual property in order to protect consumers and to promote fair and effective commerce.

EU Trademark Reform Package

Beitragsdatum: 
24. April 2015
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At the 21 April 2015 the Commission, the European Parliament and the Council have reached in so-called "trilogue discussions" provisional political agreement. The pillars of the trademark reform are: