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Counterfeit luxury goods: Protecting exclusivity in an era of digital imitation
Counterfeiting of luxury goods: Protecting exclusivity in the age of digital imitation
Luxury is much more than a product: it is a heritage, a promise, and a symbol of exclusivity. However, with online counterfeiting, viral “dupes,” and 3D-printed replicas, this exclusivity is under threat like never before.
This exclusive eBook, written by Frédéric Blanc, a trademark and design attorney at Dennemeyer with significant experience in the luxury industry, reveals the Intellectual Property (IP) strategies that enable luxury brands to protect their identity, secure their creations, and prepare for the future.

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SUMMARY
In this white paper, you will discover:
- Case study – Chanel vs. WGACA: an iconic lawsuit that redefined the rules of the resale market
- “Dupe” products: a legally gray area, but destructive to brand image.
- The European design reform (2024): an unprecedented arsenal to defend your creations, including through multimedia registrations.
- New challenges: 3D printing, blockchain, AI—how to anticipate the next waves of counterfeiting.
- Protecting the future of luxury: why young designers must integrate IP from the moment they launch their brand.
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