EUIPO warns: Beware of fake payment requests
Fraudulent e-mails in the name of the EUIPO: How to recognize fake invoices for trade mark and design applications.
Fraudulent e-mails in the name of the EUIPO: How to recognize fake invoices for trade mark and design applications.
In tourism, brands are more than just a logo – they protect business models, strengthen trust and open doors for growth.
The fast-track procedure speeds up your trademark application – but is not always the best choice.

The SME Fund 2026 reimburses up to 75% of the official trademark application fees. What is funded, what deadlines apply – and what SMEs should look out for.
The Regional Court of Stuttgart had to decide whether a square oat bar infringes Ritter Sport’s well-known square chocolate shape under trademark law.
From athlete to brand: When names and trademarks are protectable, how well-known brand protection works and why licenses secure brand value.
From January 1, 2026, NCL 13 will apply: Classes change, old directories no longer fit. What this means for DPMA, EU and Madrid trade marks.
Operation Bluebird wants to withdraw the “Twitter” and “Tweet” brands from X. What “abandonment” and “residual goodwill” mean for rebrandings.
Can a colorful wave design on a lemonade label be protected by trademark law? The Munich Regional Court says yes – and decides in favor of color protection in the dispute between Paulaner Spezi and the Karlsberg brewery. What this means for the design of drinks packaging.
Name law on social media: How the Higher Regional Court of Hamburg sets limits and protects entrepreneurs from name misuse – Find out all the details now!