I recently attended the crowded Spannabis 2024 cannabis fair in Barcelona and, as a lawyer, I noticed a great deal of anticipation and, at the same time, concern about the regulatory aspects of the business. But what about intellectual property?

Trademark offices are increasingly receiving applications containing terms relating to non-fungible tokens (NFTs), the metaverse and virtual goods. Although the metaverse is still under development, it has already taken hold in many sectors.

Any business, and IP firms are not an exception, must have a marketing strategy.

Hashtags have become a powerful tool for brand owners to advertise their products and create brand affiliation in social media platforms.

At YUNIKALAW we have had the opportunity to successfully resolve a conflict that posed a certain complexity, especially in the area of software, in which the so-called “innocuous use” of this type of intellectual creations was being discussed.

The concept of use “in the Union” has been qualified by European case law. In the Leno Merken judgment, the Court of Justice of the EU held that the territorial borders of the Member States should not be taken into account when assessing whether an EU trade (…)

A lot has been written about the Digital Services Package (DSP) which is comprised by the Digital Services Act (DSA) and the Digital Markets Act (DMA) and was devised to achieve a safe and fair digital ecosystem across the EU.