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The two women who are alleged to have organised the stunt were charged with contravening South Africa's Merchandise Marks Act and could now face jail sentences of up to six months
Sports sponsorship is big business and, having invested millions, sponsors are keen to ensure that their competitors cannot usurp benefits by insinuating association with "their" event
To many people, and in particular those who own Apple products, the App Store is where consumers who own Apple products go to purchase applications for their hardware
Following on from the Advocate General’s opinion in the case of Interflora Inc and Interflora British Unit v Marks and Spencer plc and Flowers Direct online (the “Interflora case”), as covered in the March edition of our IP e-bulletin, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) handed down its judgment on 22 September 2011
