EU | Matthew Arnold & Baldwin LLP | Giving you a lot more than just law...

Latest news and views tagged EU

RSS

Article 29 Working Party gives concerning definition of consent

3 August 2011 | Paul Gershlick

The Article 29 Working Party – a European Union data protection advisory body consisting of national data protection regulators – has issued concerning an opinion as to its interpretation on the definition...

Tags on this discussion: Article 29 Working Party consent cookie cookie law cookies cookies consent data data controller data protection data protection act Data Protection Act 1998 data protection directive data protection laws Data Provider data subject DPA EU EU law Europea European Union European Union Directive European Union law explicit consent express ICO Information Commissioner Information Commissioner's Office Information Commissioner’s Office informed consent Internet Internet business Internet businesses Internet use Internet user personal data tick box unambiguous web web content web site web site content web sites Website website content website operator website operators

Food labelling regulation adopted

31 July 2011 | Simon Weinberg

The European Commission has adopted a new Regulation for food labelling which will consolidate existing European Union law. Certain new requirements are set out in the Regulation, such as: mandatory...

Tags on this discussion: EC EC regulation EU EU law European Commission European Union European Union law food food label food labelling food labels regulation

Repackaged pharmaceutical products do not need to bear repackager’s name – Orifarm v Merck, European Court of Justice

29 July 2011 | Paul Gershlick

Orifarm were parallel importers of Merck’s pharmaceutical products, importing products that had been legitimately put onto the market of another European Union Member State. Merck objected to the fact...

Tags on this discussion: consent EEA EU EU law EU trade mark Europe European Economic Area European Union European Union Directive European Union law infringement Intellectual property intellectual property law intellectual property rights International IP IP infringement IPR marketing authorisation marketing authorisation holder parallel import parallel importing pharma pharma products pharmaceutical pharmaceutical business pharmaceutical company pharmaceutical industry pharmaceutical market pharmaceutical products pharmaceutical sector trade mark trade mark directive trade mark infringement trade marks trade marks directive unauthorised

Refills allowed in ECJ trade mark ruling – Viking Gas v Kosan Gas, European Court of Justice

29 July 2011 | Simon Weinberg

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has had to rule on a trade mark infringement case relating to bottles in which gas was supplied and refilled, following a referral from the Danish courts. The bottles...

Tags on this discussion: bottles brand branding brands consumer consumer confusion ECJ EU Europe European Commission European Court of Justice European Union gas gas industry illegal industry standard infringement Intellectual property intellectual property rights IP Taxation trade mark trade mark directive trade mark infringement trade marks unauthorised unlawful

Second report on pharma patents published by EC

29 July 2011 | Simon Weinberg

In 2009, the European Commission (EC) published a report on the pharmaceuticals sector. It found that increasing numbers of patent settlement agreements were being concluded between originator and generic...

Tags on this discussion: anti-competition anti-competitive competition competition regime EC EU Europe European Commission European Union Intellectual property intellectual property rights IP medicine medicine patent medicines medicines patent patent patent report patent settlement Patents pharma pharma products pharmaceutical pharmaceutical business pharmaceutical company pharmaceutical industry pharmaceutical market pharmaceutical patents pharmaceutical products pharmaceutical sector pharmacies pharmacy settlement

L’Oréal battle with eBay worth it as ECJ delivers stunning victory for the cosmetics brand in battle against trade mark infringers – L’Oréal v eBay, European Court of Justice

27 July 2011 | Paul Gershlick

Some two years ago, the High Court ruled that eBay would not be jointly liable for trade mark infringements by its users who sold infringing products on its website. However, the ruling was referred to...

Tags on this discussion: brand brand protection branding brands CJEU Community Trade Mark Court of Justice of European Union Court of Justice of the European Union e-commerce E-Commerce Directive E-Commerce Regulations ECJ effective electronic commerce (EC directive) regulations Electronic Commerce Directive EU EU law EU trade mark European Community Trade Marks European Court of Justice European Union European Union law exemption High Court injunction Intellectual property Internet Internet access Internet connection Internet service provider Internet service providers Internet use Internet user IP IP rights IPR ISP liability liable On-line Online online content online marketplace online trading proportionate trade mark trade mark directive trade mark infringement Trade Mark Regulation trade marks trade marks directive trademark trademark infringement trademarks

European Commission consults on EU-wide copyright licensing system

23 July 2011 | Mark Weston

The European Commission is consulting on its plans to create an EU-wide copyright licensing system in which copyright owners would make their works available across borders in exchange for payments through...

Tags on this discussion: collecting society copyright copyright holder copyright holders copyright law copyright owner copyright owners copyright regime copyrighted material EU EU law European Commission European Union European Union law IT

ECJ allows national law to stop registration of famous people’s names even after they have sold their Community Trade Mark rights – Edwin v OHIM, European Court of Justice

22 July 2011 | Mark Weston

Elio Fiorucci, the fashion designer, sold the creative rights including his trade marks to Edwin. Edwin later registered "ELIO FIORUCCI" as a European Community Trade Mark. Fiorucci asked for the mark...

Tags on this discussion: brand brand protection branding brands CJEU Community Trade Mark Community Trade Mark Regulation Community Trade Marks Court of Justice of European Union Court of Justice of the European Union ECJ EU EU trade mark Europe European Community Trade Mark European Community Trade Marks European Court of Justice European Union Intellectual property intellectual property rights IP IPR OHIM registered trade mark trade mark trade mark directive Trade Mark Regulation trade marks trade marks directive trademark trademarks

Betfair complains to EC about proposed German gambling reform

21 July 2011 | Mark Weston

Betfair, the online gaming company, has complained to the European Commission about a proposal to reform German gambling laws which it alleges is anti-competitive. The European Court of Justice (ECJ) recently...

Tags on this discussion: anti-competitive betting competition competition regime EC ECJ EU Europe European Commission European Court of Justice European Union gambling gaming gaming licence German German betting German gambling German gaming Germany lotteries lottery monopoly online betting online gambling online gaming

Roaming Regulation revision proposed by EC

21 July 2011 | Simon Weinberg

The first regulation to regulate mobile phone charges when abroad (also known as the Roaming Regulation) was introduced by the European Commission (EC) in 2007. It was revised in 2008, and further revised...

Tags on this discussion: cellphone data roaming EC EU Europe European Commission European Union mobile phone mobile phone charges roam roaming roaming regulation

Page 5 of 16« First...«3 456 7 »10...Last »

Latest news and views tagged EU

Article 29 Working Party gives concerning definition of consent

Food labelling regulation adopted

Repackaged pharmaceutical products do not need to bear repackager’s name – Orifarm v Merck, European Court of Justice

Refills allowed in ECJ trade mark ruling – Viking Gas v Kosan Gas, European Court of Justice

Second report on pharma patents published by EC

L’Oréal battle with eBay worth it as ECJ delivers stunning victory for the cosmetics brand in battle against trade mark infringers – L’Oréal v eBay, European Court of Justice

European Commission consults on EU-wide copyright licensing system

ECJ allows national law to stop registration of famous people’s names even after they have sold their Community Trade Mark rights – Edwin v OHIM, European Court of Justice

Betfair complains to EC about proposed German gambling reform

Roaming Regulation revision proposed by EC

Contact us

View latest Upload

Subscribe to Upload

Employer Helpline

News