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We invite brand owners to a Brand Rights Health Check

The Brand Rights Health Check is a complimentary tool we have developed, which allows you to quickly get a comprehensive overview of the current state of your company's brand rights and our concrete recommendations for the future. Check the health of your brand rights!

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Counterfeits at record levels – monitoring brand rights more important than ever

Counterfeit products reached record figures in both quantity and value last year. "For years, counterfeits and other infringements of brand rights have increasingly moved online, so the importance of online monitoring for brand owners and systematic enforcement will continue to grow," says our lawyer, Maria Puronvarsi.

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Safeguarding IP rights in Southeast Asia: strategies for success

Expanding business into Southeast Asia offers Finnish companies tremendous potential but requires proactive management of intellectual property. Jani Kaulo, Chairman of the Finland–Southeast Asia Business Association and Managing Partner of Kaulo & Partners, wrote a blog on this topic, originally published in the Finnish Chambers of Commerce FinnCham network’s newsletter on November 3, 2025.

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EU General Court rules: the "I ♥" symbol does not meet trademark registration requirements

The European General Court ruled in July 2025 that "I ♥" symbol cannot be registered as a trademark for clothing. Our Legal Trainee, Oskar Karelson, examined the decision, which emphasizes the most important characteristic of a trademark: distinctiveness.

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Influencer marketing and brand rights: what should companies consider?

Influencer marketing can quickly increase a brand’s visibility, but it also carries legal risks, particularly concerning brand rights. Our legal trainee, Nea Pohtamo, has identified four key areas that companies should consider when planning collaborations with influencers.

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