In an in-depth article published today in Agenda Digitale, Simona Lavagnini analyses the effects of the recent ruling of the Court of Justice of the European Union that calls into question the system of “stable” interim injunctions (interim injunctions that remain in force without proceedings on the merits), for years one of the most effective and valued tools of IP enforcement in Italy.

The article highlights not only the critical aspects of the decision — which may affect the efficiency, cost and strategy of litigation — but also some possible interpretative and legislative solutions to preserve the balance of the system, in the dialogue between national and EU law.

An issue set to have a concrete impact on the practice of IP litigation and on strategies for the protection of IP rights.

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