Can sustainability, the circular economy, and intellectual property be reconciled?
Vitor Palmela Fidalgo
July 18, 2024
Can sustainability, the circular economy, and intellectual property be reconciled? In an era marked by overproduction and overconsumption, balancing trademark protection with resale or upcycling is crucial as we strive to reconcile sustainability goals with IP law.
Read Vítor Palmela Fidalgo’s insights published on Leaders League.
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