Amendments to the Industrial Property Law, although not revolutionary, will clearly exert a great practical impact. The definition of a trademark has been revised and the categories of marks that are not eligible for protection have changed.

Can an advertiser run afoul of the alcohol advertising rules by advertising simple fruit juice? How can producers demonstrate the renown of a trademark for spirits? How to deal with counterfeiting? Read our report in good cheer.

The latest edition of our publication regarding changes in law in Poland affecting the business environment is now out. The publication offers a summary of changes across twenty areas of law, and is particularly valuable for identifying the targets of current and planned changes and […]

The latest edition of our publication offers a summary of changes across twenty areas of law, and is particularly valuable for identifying the targets of current and planned changes and outlining the potential consequences.

Publication devoted to the issues of intellectual property protection and processes specific to the cosmetics and perfumes industry. We write about whether scent can be protected, whether distributors can be prohibited from selling luxury goods online, and the issues disputed between entities from the industry.

We discuss trends in changes in the law, such as increased regulatory pressure and increased penalisation of commerce. These are illuminated by concrete examples from practice and conclusions concerning the consequences of these phenomena that can be expected to occur or are already happening.