One of the key issues in protecting the intellectual property rights is dealing with counterfeit goods that flood the market in the European Union, including Poland.

Polish law provides a legal measure of granting preliminary injunction. This measure also applies to intellectual property cases, with additional regulations introduced by the legislator for such category of cases.

Nowadays, in the times in which the Internet plays a great role in running a business both as a source of information about the enterprise and offered goods and services as well as a tool serving advertisement and marketing ...

The Act does not provide a definition of the term "intermediary".

When conducting professional activity on social media, we need to exercise utmost care not to infringe the intellectual property rights of third parties – in particular copyright.

Undoubtedly, the year 2019 set a milestone in copyright law as Directive 2019/790 on copyright and related rights in the Digital Single Market ("Directive 2019/790") entered into force.

Combating illegal parallel imports of trademarked goods has been gaining importance as part of brand protection strategy for companies operating on the European market –

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