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William Burrell and Stefanie Koroll D Young & Co LLP 17 December 2021 International Legal updates: case law analysis and intelligence A number of welcome amendments, due to come into force on 1 January 2022, have been made to the rules of procedure relating to the Hague design registration system. To read more Register for limited access Register to receive our weekly newsletter and access two of our subscriber-only articles per month.
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It is the end of September and normally the city of Munich would be crowded with tourists from all over the world to celebrate the Oktoberfest, Wiesn or, as the citizens of Munich also call it, the “fifth season”. Unfortunately, this event – which first took place in 1810 – has been cancelled again due to covid-19. Yet this still provides an opportunity to take a fresh look at the festival from a trademark point of view.
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