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Ferrari Drives Forward the Law on Genuine use of a Trade Mark

Is the use of a trade mark on second hand goods sufficient to maintain the registration of that trade mark for ‘new’ goods? That was one of questions answered in a case recently heard by the Court of Justice of the European Union (“CJEU”). The result is ‘good news’ for trade mark owners.

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Meet the IP team

Meet the IP team – here is an introduction to the people who make up the Intellectual Property team at Ashfords.

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Automatic linking to content: do you need permission from the copyright owner?

Content on the internet can be shared and linked to in a variety of ways. Many of which are, according to the law as it stands, perfectly legitimate and which do not require the consent of copyright owners. Where copyright works are communicated to a public that had already been taken into account by the copyright holder when they initially published the works, no infringement occurs.

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