Netherlands jurisdiction report: The allure of interim injunctions
The Dutch judiciary system offers the possibility to obtain legal measures in urgent matters, following interim injunction proceedings. To apply, one has to have an urgent interest in obtaining interim relief. In practice this does not constitute a hurdle for IP infringement cases—an imminent or an ongoing breach is usually enough to establish urgency.
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29 September 2014 Three current issues illustrate what will be influencing the future IP litigation landscape in Finland, as Jan Lindberg and Kiira Lehtonen report.