Men’s clothing brand wins defence of coronet logo | General Court dismisses luxury watchmaker’s argument that clothing and watches are in “proximate” markets | Claim “is not capable of calling into question the Board of Appeal’s assessment”. 18 January 2023

Patents

Nokia prevails in latest SEP clash

UK court finds in favour of the Finnish phone maker in standard-essential patents dispute | Litigation battle with Chinese rival continues. 17 January 2023

Global Trade Secrets

‘I hate this rule’: the FTC's controversial non-competes ban

A US plan to ban non-compete clauses is like using “an axe rather than a scalpel to perform brain surgery” and may tear up trade secrets protection, finds Muireann Bolger. 17 January 2023

Jurisdiction reports

The new IP landscape in Russia

Among the devastating and far-reaching consequences of Russia’s attack on Ukraine in February last year, IP in the region has been affected. In particular, the sanctions imposed on Russia and the counteractions of Russia against “unfriendly” countries have raised uncertainty and concern among IP rights holders. 17 January 2023

Jurisdiction reports

Venezuela: A long way to go

Venezuela has seen some positive changes in the past few years when it comes to intellectual property, but it still departs from international norms in several areas, says Sebastián González Yanes of Pi.360. 17 January 2023

Influential Women in IP

Mexico: All in the details

Mexico has made positive changes to its IP system but greater clarity is needed to reassure rights holders. Victor Garrido and Christian Thomae of Dumont round up the key developments in 2022. 17 January 2023

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