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Counterfeit seizure: the duty of loyalty
Counterfeiting may be proven by any means. This principle is enshrined in various articles of the Intellectual Property Code (Article L716-4-7 of the Code, concerning trade marks) and is regularly reaffirmed by the courts. The counterfeit seizure remains the ‘preferred’ method of proving counterfeiting… provided it is carried out fairly. Further details.
A date of establishment that constitutes consumer deception
In a ruling dated March 26, 2026, the Court of Justice of the European Union ruled on the criteria for determining whether a trademark is misleading or likely to mislead the public. The products in question are in the luxury sector, and the trademarks are perceived as falsely claiming a history dating back several centuries.
Company fined for “Ambush Marketing” practices
The French Tennis Federation ensures that its rights as the organizer of the famous Roland Garros tournament are respected and prevents any third party from capitalizing on its reputation for commercial purposes, with the aim of riding on the coattails of this sporting event. Illustration.
Cosmetics trademark infringement in summary proceedings
Cases involving trademark infringement and unfair competition are sometimes handled on an expedited basis, through summary proceedings, primarily to obtain injunctions prohibiting the sale of goods. In this instance, the plaintiff’s claim was denied because the infringement was not sufficiently evident or plausible.
Trademarks upon the expiration of a patent
Under certain conditions, a business operator may obtain cumulative protection for its product through both a patent and a trademark, thereby extending the term of protection for that product. This benefit is contingent upon the operator acting in good faith on the date the trademark is filed. If it is shown that the operator is in fact seeking to obtain undue protection and to circumvent the effe...
Thursday, October 1, 2015
Equivalenza charged with counterfeiting by French justice
As a follow-up to the case it filed against the Equivalenza Chain, which sells perfume using of the correlation tables, FEBEA announces that the Spani...
Wednesday, April 8, 2015
Obligation to advise/to inform: how far should subcontractors go?
Obligation to advise, obligation to inform, obligation to research, obligation to inspect, to uphold the standards of professional practice, to act in...
Wednesday, July 2, 2014
Cosmetic short news - Anti-ageing claims: L'Oreal reaches settlement with US FTC
Latest cosmetics news in brief - Anti-ageing claims: L'Oreal reaches settlement with US FTC - Nanos: the FDA Guidance - Avon to cut 600 jobs - L'Oreal...
Tuesday, June 24, 2014
Infringement involving several countries: which judge has jurisdiction?
The question was raised with the Coty Germany v. First Note Perfumes case. Coty Germany, which owns a 3D Community trademark for a perfume bottle, fil...
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
Brèves cosmétiques - "Argane" is not a brand name
The latest cosmetic news - "Argane" is not a brand - Open Mind on emotions May 20 - ANSM : Report of the 2nd Cosmetic Interface Committee - Essential ...
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
Fragrances and industrial property
How can a fragrance be protected from counterfeit, unfair competition, and parasitic competition? There is a legal tool for this: industrial property....
Thursday, April 10, 2014
Brief cosmetics - US : L'Occitane sentenced for false advertising
The latest cosmetic news - US : L'Occitane condemned for misleading advertising - France: the hard battle of the selective network - Proposed anti-tes...
Tuesday, April 1, 2014
Legal protection: cosmetic packaging and its commercial function
The different functions of packaging correspond to different modes of legal protection. If we consider it under its commercial function, it is to ensu...
Tuesday, April 1, 2014
Cosmetic packaging: which method of legal protection to choose?
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Legal protection: cosmetic packaging and its seductive function
The different functions of packaging correspond to different modes of legal protection. If we consider it under its seductive function, it is a questi...
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
What legal protection for cosmetic packaging?
Primary or secondary, with technical, seductive and commercial functions… cosmetic packaging involves several professions and represents significant i...
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
Legal protection: cosmetic packaging and its technical function
The different functions of packaging correspond to different modes of legal protection. If we consider it under its technical function, it is to ensur...
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