Trademark law blog
Mandatory legal information behind mouseovers is unlawful
The regulations of competition law are omnipresent for online stores and e-commerce platforms. Mandatory legal information plays a central role here, ensuring that
Cold calling is (almost) always prohibited
Cold calling is a topic that is of great importance for both consumers and entrepreneurs. In Germany there are
Using strike prices in line with competition
Strike prices are one of the classics in competition law. It is simply tempting to advertise with (supposedly) large discounts. But what is
Warning for trademark infringement of MCM by Taylor Wessing
Trademark warning letter from MCM: How lawyer Robert Meyen can support you Receiving a warning letter, especially from a large company like
Important BGH ruling: only those who effectively avoid CO2 emissions are "climate neutral"
When can companies advertise as "climate neutral"? A BGH ruling clarifies the issue of climate neutrality is more topical than ever. More and more companies
When is there NO trademark infringement?
There are numerous ways to defend yourself against allegations of trademark infringement. We have talked enough about warning letters and trademark infringements