Court reaffirms copyright protection of Tripp Trapp chair, imposes EU-wide injunction  The court imposed an EU-wide injunction preventing Cybex from marketing its IRIS chair, which was found to reproduce two protected features of Stokke’s Tripp Trapp chair.  
https://www.worldtrademarkrevi....ew.com/article/court

TTAB finds likelihood of confusion between DANKEES and YANKEES on common law grounds, declines to find pleaded registrations of record The decision shows that evidence of substantial, well-documented common law use can be sufficient to establish a likelihood of confusion, even without trademark registrations. 
https://www.worldtrademarkrevi....ew.com/article/ttab-

Why “computer software” is too vague – and why it matters The current situation concerning "computer software" marks undermines public interest and distorts the treatment of different EU filings.
https://www.worldtrademarkrevi....ew.com/article/why-c

IP Australia security crackdown; IMPI counterfeit seizes; EUIPN website redesign – IP office updates Our latest update includes a “disappointing update” at the India trademark registry and the Finnish IP office no longer accepting American Express payments.
https://www.worldtrademarkrevi....ew.com/article/ip-au

Compulsory licensing tensions loom in clash over US tariffs, Brazil IP retaliation Amid the USA’s tariffs and trade investigation, Brazil’s new law allowing IP suspension and discussion of compulsory licensing present risks to innovation and Brazil’s IP standing in the world
https://www.iam-media.com/arti....cle/compulsory-licen