Unfair competition and advertising
Competition is a great force for good. It stimulates innovation, ensures we have a healthy economy and creates room for new market players. However, there are limits. Competition does not mean profiting unfairly from another’s efforts, for example by imitating products without permission or using misleading advertising. When you are confronted with a publication on the Internet about your company, or if you see someone imitating your unprotected or protected product, or if you yourself want to use advertising to compare yourself with your competitor, then there are certain laws that you have to comply with.
Are you having to deal with unfair competition and advertising? If so, we’d love to help you put things right.
What can we help you with?
Why BRIGHT ip lawyers?
Our law practice
Each case is unique, but here’s a brief summary to give you some idea of our day-to-day work:
Identifying copycats of your products and removing them from the marketplace
Taking action against employees who take company-sensitive information with them
Writing to competitors who post fake reviews
Drafting and evaluating influencer contracts, quit claims, sponsor agreements etc.
Instituting and dealing with complaints made to the RCC (the Dutch Advertising Code Committee)
Advising on influencer legislation and recording agreements made with influencers
Evaluating new or existing advertising campaigns















References

- Harkon Klevering

- Kicky Reef

- Ruud Elshout

- Arie Vonk

- Ruben van Eijck

- Dirk Jestaedt

- Marc Poldermans en Joyce Scheres

- Rob van den Noort

- JacobJan van Duijvenvoorde

- Guido van Liefland

- Diederick Schnitger

- Jan Visser

- Peggy van Neer

- Sven Thomasse en Bjorn Thomasse

- Alexander den Boer

- Willy Smeets

- Maikel Elst

- Patrick Hoefsmit

- Bouk Hoijtink
