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Sara Parrello, Fabio Angelini (Bugnion S.p.A)
The Italian “Historic Trademark of National Interest” is now available, but no one knows its real purpose
May 27, 2020

” Few ideas and confused”. This was a frequent comment from high school professors reviewing our test results which seems strangely apt to describe this latest attempt by the Italian Government…

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Enrico Bonadio (City St. George’s, University of London), Natalie Weissenberger (LLM student at Edinburgh University)
Can Pringles use the name Prosecco on their packages? Some reflections on why such use might be lawful
October 24, 2019

 On 14th October 2019 the Italian authorities seized approximately 250 tubes of Prosecco and Pink Peppercorn flavoured Pringles crisps from supermarket chain Tosano in the Veneto region of…

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Erica Vaccarello (De Simone & Partners S.P.A.)
A “new” category of marks: historic
September 24, 2019

The so called “growth decree” (decree-law no. 34/2019, amended by the Italian Parliament as law 58/2019 in June 2019) has introduced a new category of marks in Italy: “historic marks” defined as…

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Sara Parrello, Fabio Angelini (Bugnion S.p.A)
Italy: all colours are the same, but some are more colored than others… and acquired distinctiveness, per se, does not equal reputation/renown.
July 02, 2019

In a recent case decided by the Court of Venice (decision n. 2355/2018), MHCS, the producer, inter alia, of the famous Veuve Clicquot champagne, prevailed against a prosecco producer who used orange…

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Sara Parrello, Fabio Angelini (Bugnion S.p.A)
Scooters and cars, are artworks in the eyes of the beholder?
May 14, 2019

With decision n. 482 of 2019 the Italian Court of Torino decided on whether the beauty and the history of a car may be reasons to deserve copyright protection. The case regards the company Tecnomodel…

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Erica Vaccarello (De Simone & Partners S.P.A.)
Just another Checkmate on copyright & layouts
December 31, 2018

Not for the first time this year, have we seen the granting of copyright protection on a project of interior furnishing.Following the Court of Milan’s ruling which recognised copyright protection of…

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Sara Parrello, Fabio Angelini (Bugnion S.p.A)
Parallel imports of pharmaceuticals: rebranding or not rebranding?
October 22, 2018

It is quite uncommon to have an administrative law Court ruling on IP matters, but sometimes it happens.  The Tribunale Amministrativo Regionale del Lazio (Lazio Regional Administrative Court,…

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Erica Vaccarello (De Simone & Partners S.P.A.)
Kiko raises an eyebrow to Wycon's makeover
August 23, 2018

Earlier this year, the Court of Appeal of Milan upheld a 2015 ruling by the Court of Milan which recognized copyright protection of the concept store of Kiko, the Italian make-up brand, and blocked…

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Erica Vaccarello (De Simone & Partners S.P.A.), Fabio Angelini (Bugnion S.p.A)
Beware of Michelangelo’s David. 500 years after its carving its slingshot may still hurt…
January 08, 2018

The Court of Florence last October 25, 2017 issued a decision prohibiting a travel agency to commercially use the image of Michelangelo’s David without the authorization of the “Galleria dell’…

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Erica Vaccarello (De Simone & Partners S.P.A.), Fabio Angelini (Bugnion S.p.A)
The “artistic” Vespa?
April 22, 2017

Can a scooter enjoy, contemporaneously, protection as a three-dimensional trademark (hereinafter 3D mark) and under copyright law?  Apparently it can, at least according to the Court of Turin, which…

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