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France · France

Zombie Brands: Legal Revival or High-Risk Resurrection?

Reborning an old brand can be a brilliant marketing strategy... or a costly legal error. Designated as "zombie brands", these abandoned yet familiar brands evolve in a grey area between commercial nostalgia and unfair competition. Are they free ground for the buyers or should they be protected by the residual good faith of their original owner? Let's look at how international legal systems treat these resurrected brands and what their implicatio…Read Article

Regulation · Paris

Copyright and Ia: European Legislation Deemed Not to Be Adequate

Generative artificial intelligence (AI) places a "strong legal uncertainty" on the remuneration of copyrights in the European Union where regulation is "not adapted" to these new tools, according to an information report by the French National Assembly published on Wednesday. The post Copyright and IA: the European regulation judged not to be adequate, appears first on LesEco.ma.See the Story

Artificial Intelligence · France

What Are the Limits to the Detection of Online Counterfeiting by Artificial Intelligence?

Online counterfeiting is a persistent threat to brands and companies around the world. Faced with this problem, artificial intelligence (AI) technologies present themselves as an innovative and efficient solution, allowing for the detection of counterfeit products with greater speed and accuracy. However, although the capabilities of the AI are undeniable, these technologies are not without limits. It is crucial to understand these constraints i…Read Article

Are There Copyrights on the Resale of Online Video Games?

The resale of digital video games poses important legal problems, mainly related to licensing contracts and copyrights. Unlike physical games, they are subject to strict rules that prohibit their resale, a practice that consumers could naturally expect given the dematerialised nature of these products. This article analyses the legal reasons explaining this prohibition and the consequences for consumers and market participants. Legal issues surr…Video Games · France Read Article

The Importance of Actively Defending Its Brand: Understanding Foreclosure by Tolerance

In the ever-changing world of intellectual property, trademarks are strategic assets for distinguishing between products and products.Property · France Read Article

Trade Mark Revocation for Non-Use: Framework for Abuse of Procedure and Admissibility of Late Evidence by the Court of the European Union

In a context in which companies must constantly defend the sustainability of their trademark rights, the revocation proceedings for non-use give rise to increasing litigation before the courts of the European Union. Two judgments delivered on 7 May 2025 by the Court of Justice of the European Union (T-1088/23 and T-1089/23) clarify two key points: the lack of control over the interest to act in applications for revocation and the conditions for …European Union Read Article

Finding of Purchase: Court of Cassation Terminates Strict Requirement of Independence of Third-Party Buyer

The finding of purchase, a central evidence instrument in intellectual property disputes, has long been undermined by the requirement of absolute independenceFrance · France Read Article

Macron to push for ban on social media for under-15s after school stabbing

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French President Emmanuel Macron said late Tuesday that he will ban social media for under-15s in France “in the coming months” if progress isn’t forthcoming at EU level. Greece, backed by France and Spain, is spearheading efforts to get the EU to significantly limit the amount of time teenagers can spend online. But Macron, speaking to the French public after the murder of a teaching assistant in a high school Tuesday morning, wants to move faster.Emmanuel Macron · France See the Story

Co-Developed Software: Who Owns the Rights?

Court of Appeal, Colmar, 1st Chamber, Section A, April 9, 2025 – No. 24/01625 The judgment handed down by the Court of Appeal of Colmar allows for a review of the conditions of ownership of copyright on software: the company having carried out ¾ of the main programming (excluding the non-protectable interface), managed the project and written the technical documentation is vested with the property rights and, in the absence of a written transfer…Belgium · Belgium See the Story

Resilient and Augmented Company: Reinventing Strategic Planning in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Even the most advanced technology companies are caught up by AI.Artificial Intelligence · France See the Story

New Study on Counterfeiting Published on 6 May 2025: Legal Analysis and European Framework for Combating Counterfeiting

Counterfeiting remains a major threat to the integrity of intellectual property rights, affecting not only trademark owners but also consumer safety and market confidence.The publication of the new study on counterfeiting by the EUIPO and the OECD, involving in particular complex sectors such as pharmacy and cosmetics, highlights the evolving challenges.These sectors illustrate the legal and practical complexities where product categorization, c…OECD · France Read Article

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Zombie Brands: Legal Revival or High-Risk Resurrection?

Copyright and Ia: European Legislation Deemed Not to Be Adequate

What Are the Limits to the Detection of Online Counterfeiting by Artificial Intelligence?

Are There Copyrights on the Resale of Online Video Games?

The Importance of Actively Defending Its Brand: Understanding Foreclosure by Tolerance

Trade Mark Revocation for Non-Use: Framework for Abuse of Procedure and Admissibility of Late Evidence by the Court of the European Union

Finding of Purchase: Court of Cassation Terminates Strict Requirement of Independence of Third-Party Buyer

Macron to push for ban on social media for under-15s after school stabbing

Co-Developed Software: Who Owns the Rights?

Resilient and Augmented Company: Reinventing Strategic Planning in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

New Study on Counterfeiting Published on 6 May 2025: Legal Analysis and European Framework for Combating Counterfeiting

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