Explaining Fashion IP law via a dress

Explaining Fashion IP law via a dress

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The Fashionably IP podcast reaches its 50th episode!

Overview:Rebecca Field and Lee Curtis began recording the Fashionably IP podcast back in May 2022 and have now produced and released fifty episodes. They have discussed and touched on multiple cases and issues relating to IP in the world of fashion. In this episode, they review t ...  Show more

What are the practical implications of the reform of EU Design Law coming into force on 1st July 2026?

Overview:Rebecca Field and Lee Curtis of HGF discuss the Phase II changes of EU Registered Design Law coming into force on 1st July 2026 and their impact on the world of fashion. There is a recap on the Phase I changes which came into force in May 2025 and a brief recap on the co ...  Show more

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