On 5 July 2016 the Supreme Court of Lithuania has adopted the final decision in the long lasting Lithuanian dispute over the trademarks’ confusing similarity. The […]
On 7 July 2016 the European Court of Justice adopted a significant preliminary ruling. In this ruling the court interpreted the notion of “intermediary whose services […]
The European Commission Staff Working Paper was leaked through British non-profit organization Statewatch. Even though this 182-page document holds an impact assessment on the modernization of EU […]
On 25 May 2016 the European Union Commission issued a Communication presenting a set of tools for improving e-commerce via the internet between Member States. In […]
The Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market (Trade Marks and Designs) presented a new study on the economic damage resulting from violation of intellectual property […]
TRINITI is proud to announce that the University of Tartu launched an international master’s programme in the IT Law. The programme provides an opportunity to acquire […]
New rules of customs control measures for carrying out the enforcement of intellectual property rights have been adopted and are in force in Latvia as of […]
The Board of Appeal of the Latvian Patent Office has satisfied the opposition against a trademark “Viesnīca Roma” (“Hotel Roma” in English) that belongs to a […]
A long-lasting battle for a well-known figurative trademark and domain in Latvia “draugiem.lv” (“for friends” in English), which is used by a popular Latvian social portal, […]
The Supreme Court of the Republic of Lithuania adopted a significant decision of recognition trademarks as well known in Lithuania. A Swiss company Julius Sämann Ltd […]
The European Union Court of Justice (EUCJ) recently adopted a decision in a case (No C-681/13), where it stated that in order to overrule a decision […]