A new OECD report estimates the total value of fake Italian goods sold worldwide at more than 35 billion euros for 2013, resulting in more than 25 billion euros in lost sales by local companies.

Mexican executives say there has been no letup in the amount of illegally imported apparel from Asia.

The New York Southern District Court delivered the injunction against 60 unidentified holders of illegal
online profiles selling counterfeit Salvatore Ferragamo products.

The Milan and San Marino courts ordered the seizure of about 120,000 fake items.

Poor patch stitchings and scraggly fur are telltale signs of a fake.

Aarti Shah, member of Mintz Levin law firm, discusses.

The Jivago brand is launching fragrances in time for Christmas.

There were items that were taken from airports and ports that include 1.5 million pounds worth of fake Calvin Klein pants, 1,440 hoodies and Pandora charms.

The Swiss luxury operator is seeking damages that could reach well beyond $100 million.

Since January, the fashion firm has seized about 50,000 Philipp Plein counterfeit products across 35 countries.

Kule has sued the Clare Vivier brand over the use of stripes, while LVMH goes to court over web sites selling fake Hublot and Tag Heuer watches.

Matthew Bassiur, head of global IP enforcement for Alibaba Group, shares insights into protecting a brand’s IP.

The case is said to be the largest single IP win by a foreign firm in China.

The outdoorsy company isn’t pleased with a “nearly identical copy” of its famed logo popping up on another brand’s goods.

A potential counterfeit killer with a host of other uses is making its way into luxury industry consciousness, particularly in China.