IP Insights. Synchronization license
In previous IP Insights posts you learnt about the factors that you should always consider when entering into a copyright agreement. From this week on, we’ll be taking a closer look at various types of contracts and the specific issues connected to them. Today we’re going to learn more about synchronization agreements.
According to last week’s release, we continue our introduction to the topic of licensing in copyright law. Today, we will focus on a crucial issue for both parties – remuneration. The material was prepared by Piotr Grzybowski and Jacek Piasta.
From the latest edition you will learn:
- What if the parties do not establish remuneration in the contract?
- What methods are used to determine compensation?
- What are the characteristics of proportional remuneration?
- What is a “bestseller clause”?
We invite you to take a look at the material!
We encourage you to read the other publications in the IP Insights series:
INTA 2024 Annual Meeting in Atlanta
Beata Matusiewicz-Kulig and Anna Sokołowska-Ławniczak Ph.D. will represent our Intellectual Property team at the International Trademark Association (INTA) Annual Meeting in Atlanta from May 18th to May 22nd.
Each year, several thousand professionals from all over the world attend INTA Annual Meeting: lawyers, intellectual property specialists, business representatives, and academics to discuss and exchange their knowledge and experience together.
The 146th INTA Annual Meeting is held in Atlanta, where Coca-Cola, one of the strongest brands, has been established. The theme of the program for INTA 2024 is “The Business of Innovation”. The debates will focus on how creativity, change, and technology are transforming the way IP professionals conduct business.
If you would like to legally use someone else’s work or intend to authorise another person to use your work, take a look at today’s IP Insights!
IP Insights. Use of common and warranty marks
Today’s issue covers the problem of genuine use of two different, less common types of trademarks, namely collective and certification marks.
Media Law International ranking
We’re thrilled to announce that in this year’s Media Law International ranking, Traple Konarski Podrecki & Partners has once again achieved Tier 1 status and been recognized as one of the top recommended law firms!
From the editors:
“With distinct emphasis on advertising, media and promotional law, Traple Konarski Podrecki & Partners brings together leading industry experts. Speaking about the firm, one client said it “earns a place among Poland’s most highly regarded individuals”. Lawyers frequently advise the Polish government on legal issues involving legislative reform. The practice advises multiple Polish and foreign entities operating in the industry.”
We appreciate this recognition!
Congratulations to the Media, Communication & Entertainment team:
Xawery Konarski,
Piotr Wasilewski, PhD
Anna Jelińska-Sabatowska,
Arkadiusz Baran,
Dariusz Krzak,
Bartłomiej Łącki,
Małgorzata Soppa-Garstecka,
Dominik Gabor,
Agnieszka Stasikiewicz,
Anna Ramotowska.
A big applause to the entire team for your exceptional work and dedication!
Complete rankings are available on the Media Law International website: https://www.medialawinternational.com/poland.html
IP Insights. Use of trademarks outside the EU
In today’s edition of IP Insights, we explore the specifics of using trademarks outside the EU. We begin with the United States, where maintaining registration requires additional actions.
The Legal 500 (Legalease) EMEA 2024
We are proud to share that Traple Konarski Podrecki & Partners has been recognized in 5 practice areas by The Legal 500 (Legalease) EMEA 2024!
IP Insights. Extent and nature of trademark use
In the latest edition of IP Insights, we emphasized the importance of trademark use. Today, we will focus on further aspects of this topic, concentrating on the extent and nature of use.
Chambers Europe 2024
We are pleased to announce that Traple Konarski Podrecki & Partners has been honored in the prestigious ranking of the best law firms by Chambers and Partners Europe 2024.
IP Insights. Place and time of trademarks use
Using trademarks is not only an obligation but also a crucial element of legal protection! In today’s IP Insights, we will focus on the significant aspects concerning the place and time of using trademarks.
IP Insights. Using trademarks - an introduction
Registering a trademark is just the beginning! Along with rights, it also entails certain obligations. In today’s IP Insights, we’ll focus on essential aspects related to the use of trademarks.
