Injunction order served
You have been served with a court injunction requiring you to cease and desist.
Training on the Act on Advertising in the Field of Health
Your team should be trained in the law on Advertising in the Field of Health and receive strategies for dealing with studies and footnotes.
Approval of drug advertising
You want to control the risk of your adverts and add a legal check to the approval process.
Pre-marketing for pharmaceuticals
Your medicinal product is about to be authorised or launched and you want to inform the market about it.
Unfair advertising of products in the health area
Your competitor is advertising his pharmaceuticals/medical products in an unfair manner and you want to take action against this.
Advertising on health products – cease and desist letter received
You received a letter of cease and desist addressing your pharmaceutical/medical product advertising. You are wondering what your chances of defence are and what you may have to do to implement a cease and desist obligation.
GxP inspection
Your supervisory authority has carried out a GxP inspection at your premises and you do not agree with a deficiency found?
Advertising with pilot studies?
Your new cosmetic product is an innovation. Initial pilot studies confirm that the product is effective. Further studies would be necessary to confirm these findings. However, these would involve considerable additional costs. You would like to know whether and, if so, to what extent you can advertise with the findings from the first pilot studies.
National trade mark or EU trade mark?
Your company is already active in many countries. You would like to introduce a new trade mark for your new product. You are considering protecting it as a European trade mark (EU trade mark) because protection for Germany is included. Or are there good reasons to apply for both trade marks?
Protection of my event brand and licences for partners
You are organising a festival in your city that attracts worldwide attention. You have developed a logo with which you advertise the festival nationally and internationally. The logo is also to be used by companies that offer goods (e.g. merchandising) or services (travel, tours, hotels, etc.) in connection with the festival. You need a simple, uniform standard licence agreement to regulate how and when third-party providers may use the logo.
