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7 March 2024NewsTrademarksMarisa Woutersen

‘Online retailers have work to do’: Amazon loss raises risks for non-UK sellers

First-ever ‘targeting’ case at the Supreme Court ends in loss for Amazon | 'Backdoor sale of identical goods to UK trademarked goods' shut | Lifestyle Equities’ lawyer explains what it means for rights owners and online marketplaces.

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