The Danish Consumer Ombudsman very recently published new recommendations relating to environmental marketing designed to help businesses avoid greenwashing.
The CJEU has handled the Hungarian referral in case C-181/24 with a straightforward confirmation that an application for a SPC must be based on the first marketing authorisation for the product.
In its first substantive judgment, the Lisbon Local Division of the Unified Patent Court has rejected an application for a preliminary injunction made by Ericsson in its decision of 15 October 2024.
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The Supreme Administrative Court in the Czech Republic has asked the CJEU whether a substance classified as an excipient in a marketing authorisation can still be considered an active ingredient for an SPC application, and what information is needed for an additional active ingredient to be "specifically identifiable" based on the patent.
In recent years, greenwashing in cosmetics has come under increased legal scrutiny.