The document discusses intellectual property rights for fashion designers. It notes that in many countries outside of Europe, like the US, fashion designs are mostly not protected by law. In the US specifically, there is no copyright protection for fashion designs. Patenting a fashion design is also not realistic due to high costs and requirements. As a result, many US fashion companies focus on branding through trademarks instead of pursuing legal protection for designs. The document provides lessons for fashion designers, advising them to take advantage of what legal protections are available, keep good documentation, don't overreact if designs are copied, and avoid being overly greedy.
A business’s brand defines it in the market and allows consumers to identify products associated with the business. As such, in today’s competitive marketplace, businesses must carefully choose which brands to develop and how to protect those brands from competitors. This webinar discusses some of the challenges that businesses are likely to face when initially choosing a brand, and later protecting that brand.
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A business’s brand defines it in the market and allows consumers to identify products associated with the business. As such, in today’s competitive marketplace, businesses must carefully choose which brands to develop and how to protect those brands from competitors. This webinar discusses some of the challenges that businesses are likely to face when initially choosing a brand, and later protecting that brand.
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Annabelle Gauberti, founding partner of London fashion law firm Crefovi and president of ialci, provides insightful knowhow and tips, to make the most of intellectual property rights in the fashion and luxury goods industries.
With more and more creative aspirants coming up in market, making ones work exclusive have become need of hour. IPR brief information will give readers an idea to how to tackle infringements.
A business’s brand defines it in the market and allows consumers to identify products associated with the business. As such, in today’s competitive marketplace, businesses must carefully choose which brands to develop and how to protect those brands from competitors. This webinar discusses some of the challenges that businesses are likely to face when initially choosing a brand, and later protecting that brand.
To listen to this webinar on-demand, go to: https://www.financialpoise.com/financial-poise-webinars/choosing-building-protecting-your-brand-2020/
A business’s brand defines it in the market and allows consumers to identify products associated with the business. As such, in today’s competitive marketplace, businesses must carefully choose which brands to develop and how to protect those brands from competitors. This webinar discusses some of the challenges that businesses are likely to face when initially choosing a brand, and later protecting that brand.
To view the accompanying webinar, go to: https://www.financialpoise.com/financial-poise-webinars/choosing-building-protecting-your-brand-2021/
Myths and Traps of Patent, Trademark and Copyright Lawn5374j
A PowerPoint used in conjunction with a presentation by IP Litigator and Law Professor David G. Henry concerning the myths and traps of Patent, Trademark and Copyright Law and their significant impact on those in business.
Fashion intellectual property law: how to protect, enforce & monetize your IP...Annabelle Gauberti
Annabelle Gauberti, founding partner of London fashion law firm Crefovi and president of ialci, provides insightful knowhow and tips, to make the most of intellectual property rights in the fashion and luxury goods industries.
With more and more creative aspirants coming up in market, making ones work exclusive have become need of hour. IPR brief information will give readers an idea to how to tackle infringements.
This is an article on how Designs are being registered under the African Intellectual Property Organisation(better known by its French acronym OAPI) which clearly infringes on the famous trademarks
This presentation will be covering intellectual property, tips, case studies, and where the industry is heading for each industrial, communication and interaction design, and also an interview with developer and designer, Audrey Tang, about open sources and creative commons
We all know that leadership in a fast changing world requires a very different set of skills. This deck looks at what those skills are and how you can develop them.
Ready to Share: Fashion and the Commons by Johanna BlakleyiCommons iSummit
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Effective legal representation of innovators and inventors requires careful thought and consideration. Among other things, care must be taken to properly initiate communications, prepare assignments, and handle subsequent legal disputes. This webinar discusses common legal issues that often arise during the representation of innovators and inventors. It also includes valuable advice from both innovators/inventors and the IP attorneys who represent them.
To listen to this webinar on-demand, go to: https://www.financialpoise.com/financial-poise-webinars/legal-issues-for-innovators-inventors-2020/
Certain internet companies provide services which efficiently fight against counterfeiting and online infringement, without resorting to legal means. How does this technology complement the work done by lawyers to fight against the online pandemic of knockoffs? What services, exactly, are provided to brands? Stuart Durham, General Manager UK, NetNames
How to protect the IP of luxury and fashion brands with other means than the ...Annabelle Gauberti
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To view the accompanying webinar, go to: https://www.financialpoise.com/financial-poise-webinars/legal-issues-for-innovators-inventors-2021/
Intellectual property (IP) is the lifeblood of every knowledge-based startup or venture. In this lecture, learn how to identify and manage your intellectual property in a strategic way and examine how it fits in with your overall business model. A large part of your competitive advantage depends on your ability to protect and properly exploit or commercialize your product or service innovations. IP law provides the framework for protecting and commercializing these innovations.
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6. … and so do the concepts of IP-Rights
Creativity as an integral
human attribute
vs.
Maximization of
creative production
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7. Outside of Europe fashion designs are
mostly not protected by law
E.g. in the U.S. there
are no realistic means
of protecting a fashion
or apparel design:
No copyright for
fashion designs
Patenting not realistic
Brands! Brands!
Brands!
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8. No copyright for fashion designs in the
U.S.
Because fashion
designs are intended to
be commercially
exploited U.S. courts
deny fashion designers
copyright protection.
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9. Patenting a fashion design is not
realistic in the U.S.
Design protection is
possible only by a
Design Patent – under
the condition that the
design is an inventive
step.
Patent procedures and
fees are similar to those
for technical patents.
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10. So in the U.S. it´s: Brands! Brands!
Brands!
Many U.S. fashion and
apparel companies
pursue a concept of
branding more than a
concept of creative
inventions – maybe
also because brands
can be protected as
trademarks.
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11. In a nutshell: fashion IP Rights in U.S.A.
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12. Lessons to be learned by tough girls
(and boys) in fashion business
Take what you can get
Keep yourself
documented
Don´t overreact
Don´t get greedy
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13. Take what you can get
Learn what you can
from the range of legal
alternatives at your
disposal.
Take your own
precautions and help
yourself to what’s
legally available.
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14. Keep yourself documented
Document everything -
file as much as is
necessary and as little
as possible.
Contracts - regulate as
much as possible
yourself.
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15. Don´t overreact
Only a very small
portion of customs
seizures worldwide are
related to design.
The next collection
needs you more than
your old designs.
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16. Don´t get greedy
Many go out for wool
and come home shorn.
With doctors, courts
and on the high seas
you are in God´s
hands.
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17. Look out for the new book:
Kobuss/Bretz/Hassani
Become A Successful
Designer – Protect
And Manage Your
Design Rights
Internationally
Birkhaeuser Publishers,
Basle, Autumn 2010.
ISBN 978-3-0346-0101-6
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18. And keep in mind what Karl said:
“Fashion is a business of injustice!”
Paldies!
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