Attention online markets! Who is liable for trade mark infringement – the user or the online marketplace administrator?

On 12 July 2011, the Court of Justice of the European Union (The Court) delivered a judgment in case C-324/09 […] Read more »

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European Commission collects opinions on online distribution of audiovisual works in the European Union

On 13.07.2011, the European Commission published a press release on the topic of online distribution of audiovisual works. The Commission noted […] Read more »

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Brands, signposts and web pages in Estonian – myth or reality?

On July 1, 2011, the new Language Act came into force, after provoking a great deal of furore. Is it […] Read more »

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Remedies available against cybersquatters

If your . ee domain has been reregistered, then 6 April holds no special meaning for your domain. But if […] Read more »

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Trademark as security – why so unpopular?

When the need arises to provide security for fulfilment of obligations, a company should critically examine its tangible as well as its intellectual property. Upon existence of a trademark, the parties concerned should more boldly consider it as an alternative or additional security. Read more »

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