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UCL IBIL Annual Brands Seminar | Trade Marks and the Internet: US and European Views
UCL LAWS
Опубликовано: 21 сент. 2012 г.
What amounts to a trade mark infringement on the Internet is a matter of vital commercial importance.
Both the questions of whether there is an infringement, and who should be liable, are the subjects of wide debate and argument.
Can a trade mark owner sue an internet auctioneer? Could others (ISPs, credit card companies) via whom infringers are paid? And how far can a court grant remedies having cross-border effect?
These questions are increasingly coming before the courts on both sides of the Atlantic. Is a common approach possible, or even necessary?
Speakers: Professor Barton Beebe (NYU) and Alexander von Muhlendahl (Bardehle Pargenberg)
Chair: The Hon. Mr Justice Arnold
This lecture took place on Wednesday 25 February 2012.
