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    Blog: Garrigues Intellectual Property Blog

    “You shouldn’t eat the forbidden fruit.”: first judicial pronouncements on the exercise of plant breeders’ rights on harvested material.

    A judgment by Valencia Commercial Court no. 4, recognizes the right of the breeder of a protected variety to act only against the harvested material and awards compensation equivalent to the profit obtained from marketing the fruit illegally. A plant variety must meet four requirements for the breeder to obtain exclusive protection: novelty, distinctness, uniformity […] La entrada “You shouldn’t eat the forbidden fruit.”: first judicial pronouncements on the exercise of plant breeders’ rights on harvested material. apareció primero en Intellectual and Industrial Property Blog - Garrigues...

    Blog: Garrigues Labor Blog

    Family co-responsibility, key element to equal opportunities for men and women at the workplace

    Co-responsibility is the equal sharing of household chores and family responsibilities between men and women. The latest legislative reforms on equality in the workplace (and the interpretation of judicial bodies) are inspired by this concept, seeking to ensure that men and women enjoy equally measures related to family care. The aim: ensuring that women’s professional […] La entrada Family co-responsibility, key element to equal opportunities for men and women at the workplace apareció primero en Labor and Employment Law - Garrigues.

    Blog: Ireland IP & Technology Law Blog

    Beyond the AI Act: The AI Liability Directive & the Product Liability Directive

    Introduction Following the political agreement reached on the terms of the EU’s AI Act in December, the EU seems set to lead the way in adopting a novel regulatory framework to regulate the use and development of artificial intelligence (AI). Whilst the spotlight has largely focused on the AI Act, the EU’s AI regulatory framework...Continue Reading…

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