EU General Court annuals LEGO design and expands on the concept of “overall impression” in design law On 14 January, the General Court handed down the judgment of Case T 628/24 in which LEGO, a Danish multinational company, faced off against Guangdong Qman Toys Industry Co. Ltd, a Chinese company. The validity of the following…
Reforms on substantive equality between women and men and Intellectual Property in Mexico January 23, 2026 On January 15, 2026, a decree amending several federal laws aimed at incorporating a gender perspective and guaranteeing substantive equality between women and men in the creation, registration, and exercise of rights in the field of copyright and industrial…
Significant Amedments to the General Health Law in Mexico January 20, 2026 The Federal Government published on January 15, 2026, significant amendments to the General Health Law in Mexico, aimed at strengthening health regulation across several key areas. Among the most notable changes are the new requirements for Health Research and Ethics Committees, which must…
New Digital Health Regulations in Mexico January 16, 2026 On January 15, 2026, the Federal Government published substantial reforms to the General Health Law, formally incorporating Chapter VI Bis entitled “Digital Health.” These provisions mark a new era in the delivery of medical services across the country, establishing the legal framework for the use of…
Fashion and Creative Freedom in EU Design Law: The CJEU’s Position on Deity Shoes The CJEU Judgment on December 18, 2025, Case C-323/24 (Deity Shoes) The judgment of Case C-323/24 (Deity Shoes), delivered by the Court of Justice of the European Union on December 18, 2025, resolves several key questions regarding the requirements of…
Mandatory registration of cell phone numbers in Mexico begins January 9, 2026. January 9, 2025 The Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (CRT) approved the Guidelines for the identification of mobile telephone lines, which comes into force on January 9, 2026. All cellular telephone numbers (prepaid and postpaid) must be identified with a natural person or business as…
Jabugo: when the name of a place cannot be registered as a trademark In trademark law, a constant tension exists: to what extent can a name that really belongs to everyone be privately appropriated? Names of geographical locations are the clearest example. They have prestige and evoke quality and tradition; however, that´s simply not enough…
Amendment to the Federal Consumer Protection Law: cancellation of subscriptions and recurring charges December 18, 2025 On December 12, 2025, a Decree was published in the Official Gazette (DOF) amending Sections VIII and IX of Article 76 Bis of the Federal Consumer Protection Law, regarding subscriptions, memberships, and services with automatic recurring charges. The Decree…
The Court of Justice of the EU affirms its jurisprudence with regard to the interpretation of the criterion of originality Judgments MIO (C-580/23) and Konektra (C-795/23). We can say without a doubt that we are beholding the most eagerly awaited industrial/intellectual property rulings of 2025. Following the line of previous decisions such as Cofemel and…
Each new drug created to heal, loses meaning when it becomes a symbol of inequality December 10, 2025 In a session on August 6, 2025, the Second Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) consolidated transcendental criteria regarding administrative delays in granting patents in the field of industrial property via a…
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