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RK Dewan & Co | India | 13 Oct 2021
Co-existing like the two wheels of a cycle
Trademark Law prescribes trademarks to be non-descriptive of the goods and services that they are sought to be registered for. Marks such as “Apple”…
Cordato Partners | Australia | 30 Aug 2021
Exclusive rights wilt under the harsh spotlight of the NSW Court of Appeal
When business partners agree to dissolve their partnership, they often agree to give each partner exclusive rights to particular products and…
Lexology PRO | India | 9 Aug 2021
Top Indian court blesses Amazon, Flipkart probe
India’s Supreme Court has allowed the Competition Commission of India to proceed with a high-profile antitrust probe into Flipkart and Amazon after rejecting the retailers’ allegations that the investigation is unlawful.
Lexology PRO | Cambodia, Indonesia, OECD, etc. | 28 Jul 2021
Cambodian competition law should apply to state-owned companies, says OECD
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development has recommended that Cambodia does not exempt state-owned enterprises from its upcoming competition law and works to boost competition in the ports and shipping sectors.
Lexology PRO | Asia-Pacific, China, Hong Kong | 26 Jul 2021
China orders first ever rectification for an illegal tie-up
China’s competition authority has fined Tencent the statutory maximum for failing to notify its acquisition of China Music in 2016, while also ordering the company to end all of its exclusive licensing deals with record labels as a fix for the competitive harm caused by the deal.
Lexology PRO | European Union, Italy | 24 Jun 2021
Sky Italia files antitrust complaint against Telecom Italia
Sky Italia has reportedly filed a complaint to the Italian antitrust watchdog, opposing a deal between Telecom Italia and a sports application to stream football matches.
Bird & Bird LLP | Belgium, European Union | 1 Apr 2019
Big Data & Issues & Opportunities: Data Ownership
In this twelfth article in our series on "Big Data & Issues & Opportunities" (see our previous article here), we take a closer look at the data…
Goldberg Segalla LLP | USA | 31 Mar 2019
Workers’ Compensation Exclusivity Provision Leads to Dismissal of Construction Worker’s Complaint
Plaintiff Johnson Carter filed suit against Henry Carlson’s Construction Company (HCCC) alleging he suffered “a variety of severe medical…
Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP | USA | 19 Mar 2019
Racketeering Not Just for Mobsters Anymore: Patent Proceedings Too
What began as a run-of-the-mill patent lawsuit for a popular sportswear company spiraled into a six year litigation war; one that, when the dust of…
KISCH IP | South Africa | 18 Mar 2019
What constitutes copyright in South Africa and how can it be protected?
Under South African statute, the owner of copyright in a work is given the exclusive right to perform certain specified acts in respect of that work or to authorise others to do so, thus preventing unauthorised persons from performing those acts. However, only certain specified categories of work defined in the Copyright Act are eligible for copyright protection.
