Competition & Consumer Law
Estimated reading time (in minutes) Weston’s trademark infringement , unfair competition and trademark infringement claims against eBay, whether for search engine sponsored links or the appearance of sponsored results on the site eBay from its referencing...
Competition & Consumer Law, Non classifié(e)
Estimated reading time (in minutes) The judgment of the Commercial Court of Paris in this case highlights the legal consequences of the identical reproduction of the GCS from another website. It emphasizes the importance of respecting intellectual property rights,...
Competition & Consumer Law
Estimated reading time (in minutes) Resale of software In a judgment of July 3, 2012, the Court of Justice of the European Union unambiguously recognized the legality of the resale of second-hand software licenses distributed by download from a website. During the...
Competition & Consumer Law, Contract law, Competition & Consumer Law
Estimated reading time (in minutes) The CJEU recalls that it is “incumbent on national courts finding the unfairness of contractual terms to draw all the consequences arising therefrom according to national law, so that the consumer is not bound by the said...
Competition & Consumer Law, Non classifié(e)
Estimated reading time (in minutes) Importance of a tear-off withdrawal form for the borrower’s right to repent When it comes to loans, borrowers often have the right to repent and withdraw from their agreement within a specified period. For the borrower to...
Competition & Consumer Law
Estimated reading time (in minutes) Parcel delivery services, such as CHRONOPOST, are often faced with disputes regarding late deliveries or lost parcels. Customers who choose expedited services and pay a higher amount expect their packages or envelopes to arrive...