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EU adopts measures to respond to Russia’s military aggression
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EU adopts measures to respond to Russia’s military aggression

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EU adopts measures to respond to Russia’s military aggression

MDM Law firm2023-04-29T22:34:58+00:007 March 2022|EU Law, Insights, International Commercial Law, International Law, International Sale of Goods, Latest News, Legislative Updates, Market trends, Pro-Bono, Regulatory and Compliance|

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European Court of Human Rights is taking exceptional measures
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European Court of Human Rights is taking exceptional measures

Coronavirus Resource Center, EU Law, Featured, Legislative Updates

European Court of Human Rights is taking exceptional measures

MDM Law firm2020-03-22T19:40:05+00:0016 March 2020|Coronavirus Resource Center, EU Law, Featured, Legislative Updates|

The European Court of Human Rights is taking a number of exceptional measures to respond to the unprecedented global health crisis, having regard to the recent decisions of the French Read More

Storing cookies requires internet users’ active consent
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Storing cookies requires internet users’ active consent

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Storing cookies requires internet users’ active consent

MDM Law firm2019-11-06T15:13:31+00:002 October 2019|EU Law, IP Law|

The German Federation of Consumer Organisations has challenged before the German courts the use by the German company, Planet49, of a pre-ticked checkbox in connection with online promotional games, by Read More

Council of the European Union gave its green light to the new Copyright Directive
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Council of the European Union gave its green light to the new Copyright Directive

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Council of the European Union gave its green light to the new Copyright Directive

MDM Law firm2019-04-16T08:48:50+00:0015 April 2019|EU Law, IP Law, Legislative Updates, Market trends|

On 26 March 2019, Members of the European Parliament adopted the new Copyright Directive in plenary by 348 votes in favour, 274 against and 36 abstentions. This vote marked the Read More

The General Court annuls EUIPO’s decision refusing registration of the figurative mark Chiara Ferragni as an EU trade mark
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The General Court annuls EUIPO’s decision refusing registration of the figurative mark Chiara Ferragni as an EU trade mark

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The General Court annuls EUIPO’s decision refusing registration of the figurative mark Chiara Ferragni as an EU trade mark

Massimiliano Di Martino2019-11-06T14:53:03+00:008 February 2019|EU Law, IP Law|

In 2015, Italian entrepreneurs filed an application with the European Intellectual Property Office ("EUIPO") for registration of the following EU trade mark, which they had been using, for, among others, goods Read More

Apple succeeds in preventing the registration of “MI PAD” as an EU trade mark
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Apple succeeds in preventing the registration of “MI PAD” as an EU trade mark

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Apple succeeds in preventing the registration of “MI PAD” as an EU trade mark

Massimiliano Di Martino2019-04-07T08:02:00+00:006 December 2017|EU Law, IP Law|

The EU Court of Justice sets aside the judgment of the General Court and annuls the EUIPO decision which confirmed registration of the shape of the Rubik’s Cube as an EU trade mark
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The EU Court of Justice sets aside the judgment of the General Court and annuls the EUIPO decision which confirmed registration of the shape of the Rubik’s Cube as an EU trade mark

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The EU Court of Justice sets aside the judgment of the General Court and annuls the EUIPO decision which confirmed registration of the shape of the Rubik’s Cube as an EU trade mark

Massimiliano Di Martino2019-04-06T20:19:02+00:0020 November 2016|EU Law, IP Law|

The refusal to recognise hallmarks for precious metals affixed by a Member State assay office infringes EU law

Massimiliano Di Martino2016-10-24T09:00:21+00:0024 October 2016|EU Law, International Sale of Goods|

The Commission brought an action before the Court of Justice against the Czech Republic for failure to fulfil obligations, on the ground that the Czech Republic refuses to recognise the […]

European Commission launches EU-U.S. Privacy Shield

Massimiliano Di Martino2016-10-11T12:00:06+00:0011 October 2016|EU Law, International Sale of Goods|

On 2 February 2016 the European Commission and the U.S. Government reached a political agreement on a new framework for transatlantic exchanges of personal data for commercial purposes: the EU-U.S. […]