UK court dismisses ISP appeal in Richemont counterfeits case
The English Court of Appeal has today dismissed an appeal by five UK-based internet service providers (ISPs) against a decision ordering them to block access to websites that sell counterfeit products.
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17 October 2014 Brand owners in the UK will for the first time have the power to order internet service providers to block websites selling counterfeit goods, following a ruling at the English High Court today.
4 September 2015 This week we reported on another IP dispute centring on the Olympics, Richemont’s battle against ‘counterfeits’ and a Fox v hamster row.