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The US Department of Justice and South American enforcement agencies have blocked or seized close to 3,000 websites involved in illegal streaming of World Cup matches. Operations named "Offsides" and "Red Card" led to over 1,000 domain shutdowns in the US and a similar number in Colombia, alongside arrests and counter…
The U.S. Department of Justice has successfully seized more than 1,000 internet domains involved in unauthorized streaming of FIFA World Cup matches, following coordinated enforcement actions during the tournament. The seizures, led by Homeland Security Investigations and the National Intellectual Property Rights Coor…
The US Department of Justice announced the seizure of more than 1,000 internet domains engaged in unauthorized streaming of FIFA World Cup 2026 matches. These actions, conducted under Operation Offsides and supported by Homeland Security Investigations and the National Intellectual Property Rights Coordination Center,…
Counterfeiting has become a complex global challenge that leverages online platforms, social media, and intricate supply chains, alongside gaps in cross-border enforcement. Traditional trademark litigation alone is insufficient. This article explores how top brand owners and their counsel are developing comprehensive…
Vietnamese customs officials are strengthening enforcement against counterfeit and intellectual property-infringing goods at border checkpoints. With the rapid growth of cross-border e-commerce facilitating smaller, harder-to-detect shipments, authorities are adopting advanced technologies, refining legal procedures,…
The latest industry survey uncovers significant changes in intellectual property concerns within the automotive sector. While AI ownership disputes have declined, issues such as IP theft, counterfeit parts, and software-defined vehicle licensing have gained prominence. Companies are adopting comprehensive strategies t…
SecureNet Solutions Group LLC has initiated a federal lawsuit accusing the Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and Customs and Border Patrol of infringing five patents related to video data analysis and biometric systems. The complaint highlights the use of facial recognition, license…
In a landmark 24-page opinion, Judge Kness of the Northern District of Illinois critically examined the procedural and constitutional validity of "Schedule A" litigation—a mass litigation strategy used by IP rights holders against numerous foreign online sellers. The decision in Eicher Motors Limited v. The Partnershi…
Greece has established dedicated digital enforcement units to address the increasing prevalence of counterfeit products online. Leveraging a comprehensive legal framework aligned with EU directives, Greek authorities are enhancing border controls and inter-agency coordination to intercept counterfeit goods entering th…
Since Romania’s EU accession in 2007, its Customs authorities have expanded their role in protecting the EU’s external borders, particularly against counterfeit goods entering from non-EU neighbors. The Constanţa Sud-Agigea harbour customs office is pivotal in seizing counterfeit maritime shipments. Romanian national…
The District Commercial Court in New Delhi has issued a permanent injunction in favor of Huda Beauty, restraining Vision Enterprises from importing, selling, or advertising counterfeit cosmetics bearing Huda Beauty’s trademarks. The ruling follows a Customs seizure of fake products at Kolkata Port and includes orders…
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