In this issue
- The Court of Cassation clarifies the starting point of the prescription for music counterfeiting
- EUIPO cancellation of OpenAI's "GPT" word mark for artificial intelligence software and services
- Refusal by the General Court of the European Union of the international registration of the trademark "1926" by watchmaker TUDOR on the grounds of descriptiveness.
- The General Court of the European Union has handed down an important decision on sound marks
- The use of "by" followed by the company name is not sufficient to differentiate it from the earlier well-known trademark.
- New episode in the Louboutin case before the Court of Cassation, which reiterates that counterfeiting is first and foremost a criminal offence
- The Paris Judicial Court rules on the balance between the transfer of rights to a name and the moral right to sign one's creations
- Interesting ruling on the relationship between summary proceedings and copyright protection
- The General Court of the European Union clarifies the concept of legitimate interest in trademark law
- Recent EUIPO decision illustrating the common phenomenon of "disemvowelling"
- Shein and its communications agency condemned by the Advertising Ethics Jury
- The Paris Court of Justice ruled that the film access service via the TGV Portal is not subject to media chronology
- The Paris Court of Appeal requires X (formerly Twitter) to be fully transparent with the press
