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As we observe Passover this year, it becomes challenging to speak of rejuvenation and bloom, to discuss the essence of spring and the joy it usually brings. This season, the theme of ‘Freedom,’ one of the profound epithets of Passover, resonates with unparalleled significance.   This year, it beckons us…

In anticipation of International Women's Day tomorrow, we salute "Practical Innovation." our esteemed client and a leading entity in the realm of Israeli innovation, predominantly managed and operated by women. Tal Leizer, CEO and founder, established the company in 2010 following her tenure as CMO and PDM at notable food companies, including Shemen Industries Ltd. and Soglowek. The inception of Practical Innovation aimed to inject groundbreaking innovation into the product launch process—a challenge many businesses find daunting—thereby fueling a significant growth engine tailored to each business and its unique capabilities.

Challenges and strategies for protecting trademarks in the digital age - domain name disputes, cybersquatting, and online counterfeiting. Protecting trademarks in the digital age comes with a unique set of challenges due to the global nature of the internet, the proliferation of online platforms, and the speed at which information spreads. In this article, I will discuss the challenges and strategies for safeguarding trademarks in the digital landscape.

Join 'Designing Distinction': Explore entrepreneurship, design, trademark strategies, and UX in fundraising slowdowns. Join us at our forthcoming event, 'Designing Distinction,' where we'll explore the vibrant realms of entrepreneurship, design and trademark strategies, and user experience, especially concerning fundraising challenges during slowdowns.

We are thrilled to be a part of this meaningful initiative: planting one tree for every Intellectual Property milestone our clients achieve. It's an incredible feeling to contribute positively to our planet while celebrating our clients' success!

The Israeli Supreme Court has rendered its important and controversial decision in the Sanofi v. Unipharm case, holding that a Patent Applicant who intentionally deceives the Patent Office in order to obtain a patent, may be liable, under the Israeli law of unjust enrichment, to pay generic competitors who delayed entering the market at risk because of this patent application, restitution of the profits gained at their expense as a result of this deception.

As the year draws to a close, the holiday season brings with it the traditional symbols – from Santa Claus and Christmas trees to menorahs and more. For those immersed in trademark registration, a pertinent question arises: Can holiday names themselves be registered as trademarks, or as part of a trademark? And what about the incorporation of holiday symbols?

With gratitude to our dedicated team, clients, and partners for their unwavering support. Here’s to many more years of innovation, growth, and success together!…