In my previous entry to IP Blog – “The devil is in the details”, or “from when one should count the 5-year period, during which it is possible not to use one’s trademark without consequences” – I discussed the problems connected with determining the initial date of the 5-year period for declaring lapse of protection in Poland of international trademarks.

The Polish regulation Art. 152¹⁵ Par. 2 of the Law on Industrial Property, in the wording as from 16^th March 2019, is nearly a literal repetition of the relevant regulation in the Directive. Unfortunately, in this case the literal wording means that the proposed dates are not adapted to the procedure at hand.

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Magdalena Tagowska Ph.D. in IAM Patent 1000 ranking!

Congratulations to Magdalena Tagowska Ph.D. who received an individual award in the prosecution category in Czytaj dalej

Using a trademark in different form than registered and proofs of genuine use – part 1

The First Board of Appeal of the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) presented its Czytaj dalej

Joanna Piłka Comments on the Trademark Protection in Poland for The Trademark Lawyer Magazine

In the latest Trademark Lawyer magazine Joanna Piłka explains why it is worth protecting trademark Czytaj dalej