We have recently engaged in a legal dispute involving a prominent company known for its innovative 3D wooden logic games. The core of the matter revolved around our client’s rights to use a wooden box as packaging for the game of Rummy. Despite the existence of a patent entered in the public domain for this […]Learn More
In the rapidly evolving landscape of digital assets, non-fungible tokens (NFTs) have emerged as a groundbreaking technology, revolutionizing the way we perceive and protect copyright. To begin with, NFTs represent unique, indivisible digital assets that are stored on blockchain technology, providing an immutable and transparent ledger of ownership. This innovation has profound implications for copyright […]Learn More
Abbreviations are more often used in establishing brand identity and distinguishing entities within intellectual property law. Nonetheless, certain abbreviations enjoy legal protection under specific legislation, such as the Swiss Federal Act on the Protection of Names and Emblems, which safeguards designations affiliated with intergovernmental organizations like the United Nations. Notably, abbreviations like FIDA, UNICEF, WIPO, […]Learn More
In the fast-paced and ever-evolving world of technology startups, innovation is the lifeblood that drives companies forward. Intellectual property plays a key role in safeguarding these innovations, providing startups with a competitive edge, and protecting their unique ideas from infringement. Technology startups often deal with various forms of intellectual property, each serving a distinct purpose. […]Learn More
In the world of intellectual property, ensuring that registered trademarks are actively used in commerce is essential. Trademark owners must regularly demonstrate that their marks are actively in use for the goods and services they’re registered for. However, the process of enforcing these requirements is evolving, thanks to new ex parte expungement and reexamination proceedings […]Learn More