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The story of human progress and expression is put on display by museums in the works of sculptors, painters, craftspeople and great scientific thinkers.

Even with the year barely off the ground, a number of hot-topic Intellectual Property (IP) trends are beginning to take shape for 2022.

On 10 February 2021, the Luxembourg Government published draft legislation aiming at transposing into Luxembourg law the Directive on copyright and related rights in the Digital Single Market adopted on 17 April 2019.

For World IP Day 2023, the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) chose the theme of "Women and IP: Accelerating innovation and creativity." In the same spirit, we take this opportunity...

Following a request for a preliminary ruling from the Court of Appeal of Paris (France), the Court of Justice of the European Union (the "CJEU") clarified, in a judgment of 18 December 2019...

The realm of Intellectual Property (IP) holds a far greater diversity of protections than most of us realize. There is a way to safeguard your intangible assets for just about every scenario.

Following Luxembourg's 2018 budget law approval, IP owners are eagerly expecting the draft law on the new IP regime to be voted during the first trimester of 2018.

It might be a little early for Easter, but we continue to indulge our appetite for Swiss chocolate Intellectual Property (IP) stories as we scale the heights of trademark law and strategy.

The European Court of Justice has delivered a landmark ruling clarifying what constitutes "individual character" in EU design protection, addressing whether creativity and originality are necessary requirements. This decision resolves longstanding uncertainty about how design rights differ from copyright protection and whether selecting from predefined components can still qualify for intellectual property protection.

On 25 November 2020, the European Commission published its Action Plan on Intellectual Property which proposes to implement specific intellectual property policies with the particular objective of modernising ...

Intellectual Property (IP) is often the secret sauce of business expansion, artistic expression and inventive excellence, which means a lot must be done to preserve and promote it.

Registering your trademarks, patents and other key Intellectual Property (IP) assets is essential for ensuring the legal protection of your ideas — but it can also be critical to your financial bottom line.

Intellectual Property (IP) docketing is often, and wrongly, seen as an afterthought. But when you take care of the pennies, the pounds will take care of themselves.

From the roar of the crowd to the precision of a last-second goal, sport captivates billions worldwide. But behind every athletic achievement lies a complex web of innovation, branding, and technology—all powered by Intellectual Property. Discover how patents, trademarks, and copyrights shape the games we love, from basketball's humble beginnings to today's data-driven training systems.

The meme is now very well established as an element of pop culture, but it is also difficult to define succinctly.

Luxembourg taxpayers owning Intellectual Property Rights (IP rights) may benefit from a special tax regime introduced in 2008.

It has been an eventful few days in the world of IP law, with three high-profile cases making headlines. In trademarks, the Federal Supreme Court of Switzerland...