In our latest round-up, we look at NatWest launching on Apple’s Vision Pro, the United Kingdom appointing a new minister responsible for intellectual property, and more.
The TTAB has denied Monster Energy Company’s petition for cancellation of a golden PREDATOR mark and instead granted a summary judgment in connection with the claim the owner did not have a bona fide intent to use.
The TTAB decision to affirm the likelihood of confusion refusal of HOLLYWOOD COFFEE CO for retail services highlights the importance of following the rules for entering third-party registrations into the record and shows that “something more” is not required to show relatedness between two types of service.
WTR reveals the in-house teams and individuals shortlisted for this year’s WTR Industry Awards.
17 April 2024
The imposition of exemplary damages sends a strong message to parties seeking to evade judicial proceedings.
16 April 2024
We kick off our latest series of Legal Updates you may have missed by looking at cases that demonstrate the hurdles faced by rights holders seeking to register or defend their non-traditional trademarks.
15 April 2024
In a decision of EU-wide significance, the Supreme Administrative Court of Greece has found that a PDO for KALAMATA olives could coexist with a plant variety right of the same name.
12 April 2024
In this long-running dispute between supermarket competitors, the Court of Appeal upheld the trial judge on almost all points, but expressed significant disquiet about the overall outcome.
05 April 2024
Two former in-house leaders from AB InBev and FIFA talk to WTR about their recent moves to law firm practices – including what spurred such significant career changes.
04 April 2024
The submission of a comprehensive GI bill to the Nigerian legislature is anticipated in the near future.
28 March 2024
In our latest round-up, we look at the most-valuable mining brand, Apple releasing the Apple Vision Pro in China without a registered trademark, and much more.
26 March 2024
The bar to establish distinctive character acquired through use in the European Union is so high that even the owner of a well-known mark will struggle to provide evidence covering the entire territory.
25 March 2024
A recent battle between liquor brands Jägermeister and Yego Hunter demonstrates how trademarks can protect a brand internationally.
22 March 2024
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