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The Like Company v Google case we are all waiting for: Advocate General Szpunar’s opinion in the first CJEU case on generative AI and copyright

04/11/2026

On the real issue, a chatbot reusing news articles in real time, he proposes...read more.

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Dua Lipa v. Samsung: When a TV Box Becomes a Portrait Rights and IP Case

09/09/2026

In the United States, the dispute is framed primarily through economic and...read more.

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A $2.5 Million Lesson in Trademark Maintenance: The Nike "Total 90" Story

23/04/2026

Nike's Total 90 football boots were among the most iconic sports products of the early 2000s, worn by the likes of.. read more. 

ChatGPT

ChatGPT and copyright: many questions remain to be answered

23/03/2023

The launch of ChatGPT has led to many legal concerns. What is the legal status of GPT's answers and what role does copyright play in generating data and answers? You can read more about it in this blog.

Recital 72 versus Employment agreements

The new DSM Directive and employment agreements

09/02/2023

This blog aims to shine a light on some of the more underexposed provisions of the DSMD, specifically in their application to employment agreements. These are the provisions of Chapter 3 of the DSMD relating to Fair remuneration in exploitation contracts of authors and performers.

trade marks

What you need to know about trade marks

23/03/2020

The slogan ‘Just do it’, Lacoste’s crocodile, the yellow colour of Zwitsal and the shape of Toblerone chocolate: what do they have in common? You wouldn’t think so right away, but all these signs are protected trade marks. 

Reselling e-books | Timelex

You can't just resell an e-book

17/02/2020

The website of Tom Kabinet - an online platform for buying and selling second-hand e-books - ceased to exist when the Court of Justice ruled that the author's or rightholder's consent is required for the resale of second-hand e-books. A brief analysis.

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IAP's can be obliged to block The Pirate Bay

20/07/2017

On June 14th, 2017 the European Court of Justice (CJEU) confirmed that Internet Access Providers (IAPs) can be obliged to block the domain names and IP addresses of the online sharing platform The Pirate Bay (TPB).

Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) | time.lex

Websites can contractually restrict third party scraping of their data

29/01/2015

E-commerce service providers can contractually prevent other websites from copying factual information from their website for commercial use, such as for price comparison purposes.

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