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Jan Pieter Hustinx De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek

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The Netherlands: the country of cross-border injunctions in IP: Part 3: pre-trial cross-border measures *

Netherlands - February 20 2013
This is the third and last of a series of newsletters on the granting of cross-border injunctions regarding (territorially limited) intellectual…

Co-authors: Ilja Morée, Koen Limperg, Gertjan Kuipers, Tobias Cohen Jehoram.


The Netherlands: the country of cross-border injunctions in IP: Part 2: copyright and advertising *

Netherlands - February 11 2013
This is the second of a series of newsletters on the granting of cross-border injunctions regarding (territorially limited) intellectual property…

Co-authors: Ilja Morée, Koen Limperg, Gertjan Kuipers, Tobias Cohen Jehoram.


The Netherlands: the country of cross-border injunctions in IP: Part 1: patents., trademarks and design rights *

Netherlands - February 4 2013
Intellectual property ("IP") rights are territorially limited rights. To enforce your IP rights in different territories (usually countries) you…

Co-authors: Ilja Morée, Koen Limperg, Gertjan Kuipers, Tobias Cohen Jehoram.


Much to win, little to lose: ten reasons why you should have a patent in the Netherlands *

Netherlands - December 17 2012
Patent-related activity in the Netherlands is disproportionately high given the size of the country.

Co-authors: Gertjan Kuipers, Oscar Lamme.


European Court of Justice gives its blessing to Dutch cross-border practice *

European Union, Netherlands - July 16 2012
On 12 July 2012, the Court of Justice (“CJ”) rendered its eagerly anticipated judgment in Solvay v Honeywell (C-616/10) relevant to the admissibility of cross-border injunctions in IP cases.

Co-authors: Gertjan Kuipers, Tobias Cohen Jehoram.


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