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Trading bots have extracted hundreds of Ethereum from the WTF/WETH liquidity pool on Uniswap.
The fees.wtf team did not supply enough liquidity to...
If you aren't concerned about identity theft, you should be. In fact, according to recent statistics, there were nearly 1.4 million reported cases of...
Three fast-track channels have been established by NMPA to encourage innovation and deal with unmet medical needs: Innovation Approval, Priority Review, and Emergency Approval. For Priority Review, applicants for domestic […]
A Supreme Administrative Court decision has finally brought Polish practice for judging recognition of trademarks in line with EU standards by disassociating perceived product quality from brand recognition.
The forthcoming CJEU definition of the ‘visibility criterion’ by German courts could have significant implications for the relevance of characteristic design features not visible during normal/intended use in EU design infringement cases.
Protection of trademarks can hide some traps especially when companies want to use not so distinctive signs. Although in some cases such signs can be registered (for example in combination with fonts, graphics, etc.) this doesn’t mean automatically that the relevant trademark protection is completely solid. A good example of this is a lawsuit Case … Continue reading Nissan lost a trademark dispute associating with electric vehicles