28th October 2014 | marketinglaw

Temperature rising in Europe for consumer claims
Written by Nick Johnson on 28 Oct 2014
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Northern Soul logo registration opposed
Written Osborne Clarke on 28 Oct 2014
Who: Retro Bag Shop and Brain Poulton Where: The Intellectual Property Office When: 11 August 2014 Law stated as at: 6 October 2014 What happened: The Retro Bag shop applied…
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New UK gambling regime postponed but still going forward
Written by Nick Johnson on 28 Oct 2014
Who: Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS), Gambling Commission, Gibraltar Betting and Gaming Association Where: UK When: September/October 2014 Law stated as at: 13 October 2014 What happened: The…
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Leading parody judgment as new pastiche laws arrive
Written Osborne Clarke on 28 Oct 2014
Who: Case C‑201/13; Johan Deckmyn, Vrijheidsfonds VZW v Helena Vandersteen and Others Where: European Court of Justice (“ECJ”) When: 3 September 2014 Law stated as at: 6 October 2014 What…
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Florida judge rules in Facebook fanpage control dispute
Written Osborne Clarke on 28 Oct 2014
Who: Stacey Mattocks (“Mattocks”), Black Entertainment Television LLC (“BET”). Where: United States District Court, Southern District of Florida, USA (the “Court”) When: 20 August 2014 Law as stated at: 13…
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Big VAT changes for B2C supplies of e-services in the EU
Written Osborne Clarke on 28 Oct 2014
Who: HMRC (and equivalent bodies in other EU states) Where: EU-wide When: 1 January 2015 What happened: As of 1 January 2015, changes to the VAT “place of supply” rules…
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Bavarian DPA takes tough line on email encryption
Written Osborne Clarke on 28 Oct 2014
In September 2014, 750 Bavaria seated companies found a notice letter from the Bavarian data protection authority in their mailboxes. After having scanned about 3,500 email servers (mx records) of…
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