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The beginning of a new year in Intellectual Property (IP) carries with it the holdovers of the old – litigation and all.

Intellectual Property (IP) law is just as capable of delivering thrills, scandal and fascination as any topic – if one knows where to look. We have plied the intangible world of trademarks...

Whether you are a fan of rocky road or classic vanilla, nothing says contentment like a melting scoop of ice cream. While most of us stay focused on dodging drips, we rarely consider the patents and trademarks that brought our go-to flavors to fruition

In the Intellectual Property (IP) world, time and space are defined by the speed of litigation rather than the speed of light. But when change does arrive, often it explodes onto the scene.

The year may be drawing to a close, but the flow of Intellectual Property (IP) news shows no sign of slowing down. This month's stories all describe attempts to tackle some persisting...

Intellectual Property (IP) law shapes how we develop, protect and share innovations, brands and creative works.

When podcasts first entered the scene in the mid-2000s, they found themselves before a vast, unexploited media territory and quickly expanded to fill this new "ecological niche."

Social media has become entrenched in modern life, so it is only natural that it now plays a sizable role in marketing and sales. Promotional campaigns, brand awareness drives...

The business landscape has never been as competitive as it is today, meaning a company's reputation among consumers is inseparable from its image and indispensable to its brand.

As the former IP regime, the new regime applies to all Luxembourg taxpayers.

Although copyright law differs across jurisdictions, the goal is to empower authorship by providing proper credit and allowing makers to benefit financially from their efforts and guard their reputations.

Intellectual Property (IP) is more than a financial asset; it can serve as a historical record of innovation and business activity.

Ideas drive value when businesses apply them to concrete, actionable strategies and projects.

La Cour de cassation rappelle dans un arrêt récent qu'il ne peut y avoir de cession de droits sur un logiciel en l'absence de clause écrite claire et précise.

There are no laws governing trade marks in Luxembourg, as there are no Luxembourg trade marks. Luxembourg is part of the amended Benelux Convention...

This year again, tax news did not take a summer holiday: in early August, the long awaited draft law introducing the new Luxembourg IP regime was released.

Only registered trade marks are recognised in Luxembourg, except for trade marks that are well known within the meaning of Article 6bis of the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property...