The Reform of the Amparo Law and its impact on criminal matters November 12, 2025 Suspension in criminal matters, freezing of bank accounts, and transitional provisions. As a result of the reform, the suspension of the freezing of bank accounts ordered by the Financial Intelligence Unit will be inadmissible when the authority alleges that…
DetailsREGULATORY ALERT | Mexico Approves “Easy Cancelletation” for Digital Services November 06, 2025 The regulatory landscape for the digital economy in Mexico has undergone a significant transformation. On November 5th, the Mexican Congress completed the legislative process, unanimously approving a crucial reform in the Senate that directly impacts all companies offering services through subscriptions, memberships,…
DetailsThe cross-border impact of the UPC in Spain. Impact of the CJEU ruling – BSH-Electrolux Although Spain remains outside the European unitary patent system, the Unified Patent Court (UPC) has recently issued its first ruling granting provisional measures with effect in Spanish territory. The case pits Dyson, a company based in the United Kingdom, a…
DetailsCopyright and Artificial Intelligence: Analysis of AIPPI Resolution Q295 October 29, 2025 During the recent 2025 AIPPI World Congress in Yokohama, national groups from around the world discussed and adopted Resolution Q295 on Copyright and Artificial Intelligence (AI). Two of the major topics currently being debated at the intersection of copyright and AI concern…
DetailsThe CJEU confirms the concept of an informed user as related to product designs in modular systems Judgment of the Court of Justice of the European Union (Third Chamber) of 4 September 2025 (Case C-211/24) The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has issued a ruling on the limits of protections for Community…
DetailsNew Protected Geographical Indications in Mexico. October 15, 2025 The Mexican Institute of Industrial Property has recently published declarations of protection for geographical indications, thus increasing the number of protected indications in Mexico. The new protected indications are: Cider from Huejotzingo. This protected geographical indication was granted to identify an alcoholic beverage resulting from the…
DetailsImportant judgement: pastaZARA Sublime vs. ZARA by Inditex The General Court of the EU has rejected an opposition filed by Inditex against the trademark pastaZARA Sublime, confirming that there is no relevant link between the fashion and food sectors. Inditex argued that ZARA’s reputation should extend to pasta products; the Court, however, emphasized that there…
DetailsSoftware and Industrial Property: New Judgement from the EU Court. On 1 October, the General Court upheld the EUIPO’s decision that declared the European Union trademark “TEAMPLAY” as partially invalid, which is owned by Siemens Healthineers, on the grounds of likelihood of confusion with the Czech national trademark “TEAMPLAY”, owned by Sunware s.r.o. The resolution…
DetailsThe GC confirms that a PDO is protected even against different products. The General Court has ruled in favor of the Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) “Prosecco” affirming its protection against the trademark “PriSecco” The case arose after the EUIPO invalidated the “PriSecco” mark for non-alcoholic beverages, citing that it improperly evoked the…
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