Posted by Nora Oyarzabal
16 March, 2021
On January 19, Commercial Court number 5 of Barcelona, specialized in patent law, ruled in favor of the German entity
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Influencers and cosmetics: misleading advertising using filters on Instagram
Posted by Nora Oyarzabal
18 February, 2021
The Advertising Standards Authority (“ASA”), the UK equivalent of Spain’s AUTOCONTROL, has issued two rulings on the Instagram posts of
Read MoreManagement entities, show organizers and VAT: CJEU judgment
Posted by Nora Oyarzabal
2 February, 2021
The Court of Justice of the European Union (“CJEU”) handed down the judgment in case C-501/19 on January 21, 2021.
Read MoreCan a trademark holder prevent its agent from registering a similar trademark for itself? CJEU judgment in the Magic Minerals case
Posted by Nora Oyarzabal
31 December, 2020
In November, the Court of Justice of the European Union (“CJEU”) issued a judgment ruling on the appeal in cassation
Read MoreCJEU Judgment: synchronizing phonograms in audiovisual works and the right to remuneration for public communication
Posted by Nora Oyarzabal
27 November, 2020
In its judgment in case C-147/19, the Court of Justice of the European Union (“CJEU”) concluded that users are not
Read MoreGovernment submits the General Audiovisual Media Bill to public consultation
Posted by Nora Oyarzabal
13 November, 2020
On November 6, the Government presented the General Audiovisual Media Bill (the “Bill”), which transposes into Spanish law the EU
Read MoreEnola Holmes case: are Sherlock Holmes’ emotions protected by copyrights?
Posted by Nora Oyarzabal
26 October, 2020
Created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in 1887, the famous private detective Sherlock Holmes (the “Author” and the “Character”) became
Read MoreTrademark invalidity due to registration of Banksy’s urban art in bad faith
Posted by Nora Oyarzabal
15 October, 2020
Until September, the so-called “Flower Thrower” — a work by the British artist operating under the pseudonym “Banksy” — not
Read MoreThe CJEU declares that non-EU performers cannot be excluded from remuneration for the public communication of phonograms
Posted by Nora Oyarzabal
28 September, 2020
In its resolution of September 8, the Court of Justice of the European Union (“CJEU”) examined whether, based on reciprocity,
Read MoreSynchronizing phonograms in audiovisual works and the right to remuneration for public communication: AG’s conclusions
Posted by Nora Oyarzabal
31 August, 2020
Based on the conclusions of Advocate General Tanchev (the “AG”), the concept of “reproduction of a phonogram published for commercial purposes” contained
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