This publication is from our archive and no action should be taken in reliance on it without specific legal advice. You can see our latest publications here. Brand Matters Issue 10: October 2018 Post Brexit 'No Deal' and Brands With the deadline for a Brexit Post Parallel imports: Government's contentious claims of a 'temporary fix' in a 'no deal' Brexit In its latest series of Brexit Technical Notices, the UK Government has promised to adopt a 'temporary fix' in relation to the treatment of parallel imports in the event of a 'no deal' Brexit; the UK will 'unilaterally align' to the EU/EEA regime from Exit day to allow continuity of supply of parallel imports into the UK. Post Under the influence: advertising on social media We've all seen that Instagram post of a famous celebrity pictured with their new favourite brand or product with a caption explaining how much they love it. Post New laws in China to crack down on fake goods sales China has recently introduced a new e-commerce law which, amongst other things, will implement tougher requirements for e-commerce platform operators to deal with IP rights infringements, such as the sale of counterfeit goods, on their websites. Post LNDR beats LDNR This summer, the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court decided in favour of premium sportswear brand LNDR following Nike's viral launch of its LDNR 'Nothing Beats a Londoner' campaign. Subscribe Never miss a publication by signing up to our mailing list Subscribe Brand Matters: Subscribe
Post Parallel imports: Government's contentious claims of a 'temporary fix' in a 'no deal' Brexit In its latest series of Brexit Technical Notices, the UK Government has promised to adopt a 'temporary fix' in relation to the treatment of parallel imports in the event of a 'no deal' Brexit; the UK will 'unilaterally align' to the EU/EEA regime from Exit day to allow continuity of supply of parallel imports into the UK.
Post Under the influence: advertising on social media We've all seen that Instagram post of a famous celebrity pictured with their new favourite brand or product with a caption explaining how much they love it.
Post New laws in China to crack down on fake goods sales China has recently introduced a new e-commerce law which, amongst other things, will implement tougher requirements for e-commerce platform operators to deal with IP rights infringements, such as the sale of counterfeit goods, on their websites.
Post LNDR beats LDNR This summer, the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court decided in favour of premium sportswear brand LNDR following Nike's viral launch of its LDNR 'Nothing Beats a Londoner' campaign.