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14 Jul 2024: Free University of Amsterdam, Emmanuel Baud (Latham & Watkins, Dr Dev Gangjee (London School of Economics), John Noble (British Brands Group), David Llewelyn (White & Case)and Dr Jennifer Davis (University of Cambridge). ... Speakers included William St

14 Jul 2024: Most of the content consists of individual National Reports which have been compiled for the 27 current European Union (EU), the three non-EU members of the European Economic Area (EEA) ... The Charter is binding EU Member States within the scope of EU

14 Jul 2024: Previously, he held the chair for civil law, IP law and economic law at the University of Bayreuth.

14 Jul 2024: Page 246-300]. 28 December 1998. Opinion on Proposal. Economic and Social Committee.

14 Jul 2024: where the act in morally equivalent to the act of the ‘primary’ infringer, while others see the ascription of liability through the lens of economics, taking the view that a facilitator ... Professor Ken Oliphant (Institute for European Tort Law,

14 Jul 2024: Speaker: Professor Orla Lynskey, London School of Economics. Abstract: Data is a sought-after asset in modern economies and societies.

14 Jul 2024: Sherman, (2006) 96 Trademark Reporter, pp.850-905. J. Davis, "The Value of Trade Marks: Economic Assets and Cultural Icons", in Y. ... Gendreau (ed.) Intellectual Property: Bridging Aesthetics and Economics Themis, University of Montreal, 2006 pp.97-123.

14 Jul 2024: How strong is an economic case for such a right? To what extent is any economic case for change supplemented by other arguments, such as reward and natural rights arguments, and ... What is the economic evidence? What legal restraints would a new law

14 Jul 2024: This will be achieved by analysing the parody exception to the economic rights of right-holders, the application of moral rights and the interaction of the parody exception with contract law.

14 Jul 2024: global economic development posed by technological advance and pressures for effective responses to transnational terrorism.