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Product Piracy is a worldwide known phenomenon, which affects all industry branches and categories of goods. Product Piracy leads to considerable damage to companies' intellectual property by infringing all possible kinds of these companies' patents, trademarks and designs. According to EU statistics, product piracy causes an annual loss of approximately EUR 83 billions for the European economy only, mainly due to the dumping prices of the false goods.
Considering the development of the Product Piracy trend in the last years, CMS has joined forces to help your company to better understand the negative effects of Product Piracy and to implement a strategy to prevent Product Piracy from happening with a new series of webinars – “Product Piracy”. During this webinar we will present a view from Germany.
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