Alain Villeneuve, Partner at Duane Morris, examines “transformative v. derivative” aspects of copyright law that may be about to riddle the works of the US’s most famous artist with license-violations.

Gabriele Engels, Counsel at DLA Piper, questions infringement liability for AI processes, such as grocery delivery item replacement.

Mr. Yimeng LU, Trademark Attorney at Beijing Sanyou Intellectual Property Agency Ltd., reviews the updates to Article 4 of the Chinese Trademark Law that enforced the regulation of “bad faith” trademark applications.

Yasir Masood of Dennemeyer reviews the most notable legislative changes and what they mean for rights holders in the UAE.

Ranjan Narula and Mohandas Konnanath of RNA, Technology and IP Attorneys offer guidance via comparison of past cases for brand naming in pharma which is often complicated by the usual method of naming based on either the ailment or the Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient.

Petter Rindforth, Managing Partner at Fenix Legal, evaluates Sweden’s efforts for producing environmentally friendly brands and how these brands are received by consumers.

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Nidia Osorio, Founder and Managing Partner of Nidia Osorio & Co.

10 of the best law firms from each of the top European jurisdictions, including Germany, Poland and the UK.

Sonsoles Baylina Santori, Head of the International Trademarks Department at H&A, offers a legal and economic perspective on the wine sector relating to the value of PDOs.

Dr Anna Sokołowska-Ławniczak, Partner at Traple Konarski Podrecki and Partners, reviews the StockX v Nike case to see if the repeated sale of a nontangible asset that represents a tangible asset is infringing or not.

Lucia Granieri and Massimo Cimoli of De Simone & Partners, part of Dennemeyer & Associates, evaluate the EUIPO’s decisions relating to non-use cancellation based on unforeseen circumstances.

Sergey Zuykov, Managing Partner at Zuykov and partners, discusses the various approaches of the courts to the forms of consent beyond licensing agreements granted by trademark owners for use of their means of individualization.

Mr. Zhenkun Fu, Senior Partner at Corner Stone & Partners, details the new regulations surrounding malicious trademark applications in Chinese Trademark Law that will aid in the protection of genuine trademarks.

Wendy Diaz of WDA International Law Firm provides insights about the current legislation ruling the anti-counterfeiting actions available to trademark owners in this jurisdiction.