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The Advocate General of the CJEU has indicated that the long established practice at OHIM to accept CTM applications on the basis of class headings is potentially illegitimate, which could significantly impact a large number of existing CTMs in all aspects, from enforcement and oppositions to invalidity and revocation proceedings.

The prominence of fashion in our image conscious world, and the socially imperative and accepted flamboyant culture it has created makes it an indispensible aspect of today's modern life.

Internetq Poland, the organiser of a popular text message lottery called "Empty Text Message", is the subject of new proceedings by Polish Anti-Monopoly Office (UOKiK).

The Chief Pharmaceutical Inspector is entitled to supervise all pharmaceutical trade in Poland, including trade by companies based outside Poland, according to the Voivodship Administrative Court in Warsaw.

Complex changes to public procurement law made in response to current economic difficulties enter into force today.

Significant changes to public procurement law are being proposed under draft legislation prepared by the Public Procurement Office.

On 8 November 2011 the insurance company TUW SKOK has been fined PLN 500,000 (c. €114,000) by KNF, Poland’s Financial Supervision Authority, because its prices were too low.

Directors and officers face new liability under draft legislation introduced to Parliament.

According to The International Institute for Strategic Studies, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia spent more on defense in 2019 than any other country in the world except the United States and China.

We are pleased to announce the publication of a new fifth edition of our successful Competition Survival Pack. The Pack is updated for 2011.

In our Law Now article of 21 December 2010, we advised that the Court of Appeal had unanimously ruled that a corporate undertaking, upon which the OFT had imposed a penalty for breaches of competition law, could not sue its former directors, officers or employees for damages equivalent to that penalty or the costs of the OFT investigation that the claimant had had to bear.

On 16 August 2011, the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) announced that it has provisionally decided to refer the aggregates market to the Competition Commission (CC) for further investigation.

On 29 March 2012 the FSA published the results of its thematic review into anti-bribery and corruption (so-called "ABC") systems and controls in investment banks. The FSA visited 15 firms, including eight major global investment banks and a number of smaller operations, to examine how firms mitigate bribery and corruption risk.