Add to ORKGCross-border infringement of intellectual property rights raises a number of issues. The Internet means that such cases arise ever more frequently. It is against this backdrop that this contribution looks at how the territorial international intellectual property system copes, and how EU rules on private international law can assist in resolving these issues. The contribution looks merely at jurisdiction issues, but includes suggestions to improve the private international law rules in this area
133-140The notion of territoriality, as applied within the classic framework of conflicts analysis, ...
The contrast between national intellectual property rights, which are still granted on the basis of ...
This paper discusses the recent case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union (the ECJ), in...
Cross-border infringement of intellectual property rights raises a number of issues. The Internet me...
The aim of this paper is to analyse critically the problems stemming from the current model of enfor...
The article deals with the problem of determining the cross-boarding judicial jurisdiction of cases ...
The dissertation provides new jurisdiction rules that yield predictable and efficient adjudication i...
In this seminar, students are invited to study the fundamentals of cross-border IP disputes, using a...
With the advent of the Internet, some new problems in the field of intellectual property law have ap...
The paper explores the approach of the European Union Private International Law (EU PIL) to the allo...
In our modern industrial society, intellectual property (IP) rights, and in particular patents, cons...
The dissertation provides new jurisdiction rules that yield predictable and efficient adjudication i...
This paper aims to provide an overview of international jurisdiction rules when it comes to intellec...
European Patents are granted through the European Patent Office. Although such right is unitary, the...
The advent of the Internet and digital technologies have challenged the territoriality of copyright....
133-140The notion of territoriality, as applied within the classic framework of conflicts analysis, ...
The contrast between national intellectual property rights, which are still granted on the basis of ...
This paper discusses the recent case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union (the ECJ), in...
Cross-border infringement of intellectual property rights raises a number of issues. The Internet me...
The aim of this paper is to analyse critically the problems stemming from the current model of enfor...
The article deals with the problem of determining the cross-boarding judicial jurisdiction of cases ...
The dissertation provides new jurisdiction rules that yield predictable and efficient adjudication i...
In this seminar, students are invited to study the fundamentals of cross-border IP disputes, using a...
With the advent of the Internet, some new problems in the field of intellectual property law have ap...
The paper explores the approach of the European Union Private International Law (EU PIL) to the allo...
In our modern industrial society, intellectual property (IP) rights, and in particular patents, cons...
The dissertation provides new jurisdiction rules that yield predictable and efficient adjudication i...
This paper aims to provide an overview of international jurisdiction rules when it comes to intellec...
European Patents are granted through the European Patent Office. Although such right is unitary, the...
The advent of the Internet and digital technologies have challenged the territoriality of copyright....
133-140The notion of territoriality, as applied within the classic framework of conflicts analysis, ...
The contrast between national intellectual property rights, which are still granted on the basis of ...
This paper discusses the recent case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union (the ECJ), in...