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In today's society, where there's a strong emphasis on celebrities and public figures in the entertainment industry, having a famous name is increasingly important.

An Anton Piller order, also known as a search order,...

In today's digital age, maintaining compliance with regulations is paramount for any website operating within the European Union (EU)...

Intangible assets are steadily becoming the most valuable assets of an organisation, often accounting for over 60% of a company's value.

The Cyprus intellectual property rights box regime offers a range of tax incentives and exemptions for the creation and exploitation of intellectual property.

The Intellectual Property and Related Rights (Amendment) Law of 2022, published in the Official Gazette of the Republic of Cyprus on 7 October 2022, aims to harmonise the Cyprus...

Metaverse generally refers to a highly immersive virtual world where people gather to socialise, work, and play, the term originating from Neal Stephenson's 1992 novel ‘Snow Crash'.

To acquire an initial idea of the potential value NFT's possess, ‘Visa,' the American financial services company recently hopped on the NFT bandwagon by investing in a digital avatar for nearly...

There are several reasons why German entrepreneurs may choose to move their company to Cyprus:

Cyprus had made some revolutionary steps when it comes to investing in fintech entities and the hundreds of gaming, foreign exchange companies and cryptocurrency entities are here to prove it.

Three giant telecommunication companies set a new record of patent applications filed with the WIPO in 2014.

Some even go as far as registering your ideas and you end-up with a big-fat-nothing. Intellectual Property (IP) provides the best means of protecting your idea

The principal sources of law and regulation governing the registration and protection of trademarks in Cyprus are the Cyprus Trademarks Law, Cap. 268 and the Trademarks Regulations, as amended.

the words of Prof. Randall Davis from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, "The point is not to ride roughshod over intellectual property rights but to find new ways to respect them, ways that are consonant with the world we now live in".

In the digital age, intellectual property rights (IPRs) such as trademarks, copyrights, source codes and softwares are not only valuable but also vulnerable

The law governing intellectual property rights in relation to works and acts eligible to copyright protection in the Republic of Cyprus is the Copyright and Related Rights Acts Law of 1976 (59/1976)

In most comparisons of the benefits offered by different jurisdictions there is a trade-off to be made.

The birth of Intellectual Property (IP) Law in Cyprus was the introduction of the Trademarks Law of 1951.