IP Enforcement Portal is a single EU platform that assists IP right (IPR) owners to file and manage customs applications for action and to deal with related IPR enforcement matters. As of 13 ...

The European Union on Thursday identified Nigeria among several countries posing significant concerns over intellectual property rights violations, placing it alongside China, India, Türkiye ...

Boston College Law School, in partnership with Boston-based law firm Ropes & Gray LLP, coordinated a two-day conference focused on the complex global intellectual property issues facing U.S.

In 2022, the platform launched the IP Protection Centre (IPPC), a web-based portal that enables brand owners to learn about TikTok’s intellectual property rights (IPR) policies and submit claims of ...

IPWatchdog LIVE 2025 featured a standout session on Sunday, March 2, titled “The Global IP Landscape,” where legal experts and policy advisors shed light on ongoing shifts in patent law—and ...

A dedicated IP protection portal and brand registry for streamlined takedown submissions An internal enforcement team handling claims with high speed and accuracy ...

The short shrift paid by the AI Act to IP rights enforcement has led to calls by the EU’s community of creators for the European Parliament to go much further in addressing the concerns of IP ...

The Intellectual Property Office has outlined harsher approaches towards copyright, trademark, and patent enforcement in the UK over the next few years. Rather than the "notice and takedown ...

In terms of tools, rights holders can access the IP Enforcement Portal (IPEP), a free, secure and multilingual online tool, which links them to EU enforcement authorities, and is a valuable platform ...

Menasa IPR, a trailblazer in intellectual property (IP) protection, has achieved a groundbreaking milestone by partnering with a leading European car manufacturer to implement an advanced AI ...

Under priority two, the EU Commission has flagged India, particularly for several constraints on patent protection, and Turkey, generally for their gaps in national IP enforcement.