CJEU Advises That National Courts Must Be Able to Order Online Auction Platforms to Take Measures Intended Not Only to Bring to an End Infringements of Intellectual Property Rights but Also to Prevent Further Infringements of That Kind
Today the ECJ has handed down a landmark judgment in the case C-324/09 L’Oréal v. EBay and provided clarification on the liability of companies operating internet marketplaces for trade mark infringements committed by users. In a nutshell, the court advises that national courts must be able to order those companies to take measures intended not […]
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