What can blockchain technology be used for?
An example of how blockchain technology can be used with Lawdit’s very own Protect Your Design
Michael Coyle
August 12, 2018
An example of how blockchain technology can be used with Lawdit’s very own Protect Your Design
Ed Sheeran is being sued again for copyright infringement of Let’s Get It On by Marvin Gaye.
The appeal has been heard after the Transport for LondonÂs decision not to renew UberÂs license because of security and public safety.
The international load line symbol that appears on the hull of ships was at the route of a dispute after a seafarerÂs merchandising company begrudgingly agreed to remove the age-old symbol when another company disputed that they owned the Trade Mark for the symbol.
Infringement and apparently wilful and intentional according to the estate of Michael Jackson regarding The Last Days of Michael Jackson documentary by ABC.
A dispute arose between two business claiming the use of the word ÂPrick in the title of their shops. Henry Martinez is a tattoo artist and Gynelle Leon is the Director of a company called Prick me baby one more time and has a cactus and other plants shop.
The new General Data Protection Regulation is closing in. Its application to blockchain technology is not easy to apply due to blockchain’s infancy. Consideration therefore must be given, to see how the data held within a ledger can be regulated if at all.
Are there cross border issues regarding a blockchain network and data protection?
In a world where not everything is original, the recent film hit ‘Shape of Water’ seem a welcome breath of original air, so it seemed.
An application from the worlds largest family owned spirits company, to register a whiskey trademark known as ‘Angels Envy’ has been denied by the International Property Office.