In January 2025, the European Patent Office (EPO) published two important studies: “Intellectual Property Rights and Firm Performance in the EU” and “Mapping Investors for European Innovators”. These reports provide comprehensive insights into the interplay between intellectual property rights (IPRs),
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The Italy Intellectual Property Blog, published by Trevisan & Cuonzo Avvocati, focuses on intellectual property law developments and litigation in Italy and Europe. It covers topics such as patent enforcement, preservation of evidence measures under the Unified Patent Court system, plant variety rights and related professional diligence standards, copyright protection for applied art and design, and regulatory issues in life sciences and pharmaceuticals. The blog also addresses procedural aspects of IP disputes, including evidentiary thresholds, provisional measures, and distinctions between equitable remuneration and damages in infringement cases. It reflects the firm’s expertise in complex IP litigation, competition law, commercial disputes, and sector-specific regulatory matters.
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The digital author – An AI artist challenges the USCO’s decision that an ‘AI-assisted’ artwork is not eligible for copyright protection
A balanced approach: PI orders shall be tailored to avoid undue consequences for the defendant, UPC says
Düsseldorf – UPC Local Division (https://www.unified-patent-court.org/en/court/locations)
The order issued by the Düsseldorf Local Division on 31 October 2024 granting the preliminary injunction requested by Valeo Electrification against some entities of the Magna group (available here) may seem one of…
La Corte d’Appello di Bologna conferma l’estensione del diritto all’immagine alle opere d’arte: il caso del Duca d’Este
Misleading eco-friendly messages: Italian Competition Authority launches an investigation into Shein
AUTHORITY INVESTIGATION INTO SHEIN
On 25 September 2024, the Italian Competition and Market Authority (“AGCM” or the “Authority”) launched an investigation against the Chinese fast-fashion giant Shein over alleged misleading or omissive environmental messages contained in its Italian website (managed…



