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Des insultes publiees en acces restreint sur un reseau social ne constituent pas une injure publique

Cuatrecasas Gonçalves Pereira
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France
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May 8 2013

La question de savoir si les propos relatifs à l'entreprise ou à ses membres, tenus par un salarié sur un réseau social, ont ou non un caractère

Google held liable for copyright infringement for bulk scanning of books

McDermott Will & Emery
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France
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February 28 2010

The Paris Court of First Instance's third chamber has ruled that Google Inc.’s bulk scanning of books for its Google Book Search website, done without permission from copyright holders, infringed the copyrights on hundreds of French books

Measures to limit online copyright infringement

Hogan Lovells
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European Union, France
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November 19 2012

The creative industries argue that piracy costs the industry £400m a year in lost revenue

Opening up of the French online gambling market

Hogan Lovells
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France
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June 30 2010

The law on the opening up to competition and regulation of the online gambling market in France entered into force on 13 May 2010, following its publication in the French Official Journal (Law N2010-476 of 12 May 2010

Paris appeals court confirms eBay’s liability for selling counterfeit and unauthorized LVMH perfumes on auction website

McDermott Will & Emery
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France
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November 30 2010

In sharp contrast to the outcome of a similar lawsuit has resolved in the United States, the Paris Court of Appeal has upheld a 2008 verdict holding that online auctioneer eBay is liable for the sale of counterfeit goods or goods that are selected for special distribution via its online auction website

Appeal court finds AFNIC not liable for failing to 'freeze' a domain name

Hogan Lovells
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France
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December 19 2011

In October 2009 the French Association for Internet Names and Cooperation (AFNIC), the registry for the '.fr' country-code top-level domain, was ordered to pay compensation of 4,500 to the owner of the FRANCE LOTS trademark for failing to 'freeze' a domain name upon its request

Websites linking to third-party content - recent decisions

William Fry
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France, United Kingdom
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April 2 2013

A number of recent cases have raised questions about whether or not the common practice of website linking can amount to copyright infringement. A

Google’s legal challenges will have a ripple effect

Gardere Wynne Sewell LLP
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France, USA
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April 13 2011

Google’s influence is pervasive, and the outcomes of the many legal actions pending against the company will reverberate in many quarters

The French Supreme Court confirms the use of a competitor’s trademark as keyword

Hogan Lovells
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France
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March 11 2013

This particular case involved two competitors, Cobrason and Solutions, which both sell video and hi-fi products online. Cobrason noticed that when an

French employees should check their privacy settings before posting on social media platforms

Proskauer Rose LLP
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France
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February 28 2012

It may seem obvious to a lay person that employees should refrain from insulting their companies on social media due to the threat of termination for cause; however, there are contradictory legal principles that apply to the use of social media by employees which can be used both for and against employees (i.e. freedom of speech, right to privacy, data protection laws, an employer’s right to take disciplinary action, public insult offense, etc

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Des insultes publiees en acces restreint sur un reseau social ne constituent pas une injure publique

Google held liable for copyright infringement for bulk scanning of books

Measures to limit online copyright infringement

Opening up of the French online gambling market

Paris appeals court confirms eBay’s liability for selling counterfeit and unauthorized LVMH perfumes on auction website

Appeal court finds AFNIC not liable for failing to 'freeze' a domain name

Websites linking to third-party content - recent decisions

Google’s legal challenges will have a ripple effect

The French Supreme Court confirms the use of a competitor’s trademark as keyword

French employees should check their privacy settings before posting on social media platforms

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