Abstract

The coordination between restricted regional territoriality intellectual property rights and global access to Internet activities has gained widespread attention in recent years. As the responsibility of internet intermediaries, which offer global services, is likely to facilitate attacks on intellectual property rights by others in multiple countries, which poses a particular challenge in the area of matters of Private International Law in general and conflict laws in particular. At the level of substantive law, there are still differences between the judiciary with regard to the secondary responsibility for infringing electronic intellectual property and the provisions of safe havens for Internet brokers. This research will discuss aspects of conflict of laws for the liability of Internet brokers in light of recent international efforts to adopt legal rules that apply to intellectual property and private international law

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The article was added to IASJ on 2021-04-20

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