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June 13th, 2019 | Posted by in Artificial Intelligence | Conference | Ethics | Europe | France | IT | Non classé - (0 Comments)Leaders League Ranking 2019 – Technologies, internet & telecommunications – IT law – France
June 1st, 2019 | Posted by in Communication | France - (0 Comments)K&L Gates ranked “Recommended – Band 2” with E. Drouard & Claude-Etienne Armingaud.
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Leaders League Ranking 2019 – Technologies, internet & telecommunications – Internet – France
June 1st, 2019 | Posted by in Communication | France | IT | Rankings | Software - (0 Comments)K&L Gates ranked “Highly Recommended – Band 1” with E. Drouard & Claude-Etienne Armingaud.

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Leaders League Ranking 2019 – Technologies, internet & telecommunications – Data protection law – France
June 1st, 2019 | Posted by in Communication | France | Privacy - (0 Comments)Italy: Legal Recognition of Blockchain-based Timestamping
June 1st, 2019 | Posted by in Blockchain | Europe | Trusted Services and eSignature - (0 Comments)Italian law no.12/19 dated 11 January 2019 (the “Law”) came into force on 13 February 2019 and cemented the legal enforceability of electronic timestamping performed through blockchain technologies.
(more…)Implementation of the EU Trademark Package in France
June 1st, 2019 | Posted by in France | Trademarks - (0 Comments)Further to the adoption of the so-called Trademark Package at European level, comprised of Regulation no.2015/2424 (as codified by Regulation no.2017/1001 dated 14 June 2017) on EU Trademarks (the “Regulation”) and Directive no.2015/2436, harmonizing Member States’ trademark regime (the “Directive”), both dated 16 December 2015, France was due to update its internal regulatory framework.
The PACTE Act no. 2019-486, adopted on 22 May 2019, implemented the Trademark Package at long last. While the Regulation addressed EU aspects and is of direct enforcement within Member States, the Directive provided Member States with some leverage on the internal implementation.
These new aspects aim at simplifying the enforcement of intellectual property rights (“IPR”), for both trademarks and the patents, by creating administrative procedures, rather than having to introduce a judicial action before the courts.
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