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New study into the trademark takedown procedures of online platforms reveals the fragmented – and often burdensome – regimes ...
The court rejected the applicant’s argument that the relevant public would recognise the mark as representing "a Haribo ...
The decision shows that, if the relevant terms are widely used in a particular industry, it may weaken claims of bad-faith ...
A Delhi High Court dynamic injunction will enable rights holders to act quickly and independently to shut down a broader ...
The court provided valuable guidance on the practices that will be deemed as part of a legitimate commercial strategy.
The registrar found that the applicant’s incorporation of a different company intended to circumvent its contract with the ...
A recent cease-and-desist letter to organisers of a "dog-friendly festival" is just the latest legal action against others ...
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The presence of the word ‘men’ (‘noodles’ in Japanese) in the contested mark played a key role in distinguishing the marks.
The UKIPO found that there was no likelihood of confusion between the mark 123, filed by a US streetwear brand, and French ...