Employment law

A trademark consisting of just a few letters or numbers can be registered, but this does not necessarily guarantee broad protection against every similar sign. [...]

Using your own name in business does not necessarily mean you are free to use it as a trademark. In Judgment No. 10298 of 29 [...]

European Union law has long regulated consumer protection by reference to the concept of the average consumer, who is presumed to be reasonably well-informed, reasonably [...]

In the field of business and environmental law, France has adopted specific legislation targeting ultra-fast fashion, introducing environmental penalties, advertising restrictions and new obligations for [...]

In the complex landscape of trademark law, the dispute concerning the “BOSS” trademark (associated with HUGO BOSS AG, the German fashion house named after its [...]

The judgment of the General Court of the European Union in Case T-439/22 raises important questions about the practical implications and potential risks of using [...]

Selling a startup or an SME is not just about negotiating the price: choosing between a share deal and an asset deal changes what is [...]

Registering a trademark confers exclusive rights to a sign used to distinguish goods or services, whereas registering a domain name secures the assignment of a [...]

The title of a book, film or other creative work may be protected even against someone who does not copy its content. Protection depends primarily [...]

An industrial plan is more than a set of forecasts prepared for banks, investors or extraordinary transactions. It is a tool through which a business [...]

Software, lacking a tangible dimension, is legally classified as an intangible asset and, therefore, as intellectual property. Its uniqueness lies in the combination of creativity [...]

Many software projects begin in the same way: someone who understands the problem to be solved defines the functions, workflows, information to be processed, and [...]