In this technology-driven era, every industry is experiencing a revolution because of AI (Artificial Intelligence). Likewise, the fashion industry has also improved in recent years because of AI systems. Before the advent of AI models, the fashion industry was all about human-made creativity and designs. However, nowadays, these AI systems play a vital role in… Continue reading Generative AI in Fashion Design Complicates Trademark Ownership
Trademark application processing faces extreme delays in BD: USTR
According to the latest report from the USTR (United States Trade Representative), Bangladesh is facing a severe delay in processing trademark applications. Trademarks play a vital role in protecting the individuality of every business and preventing other parties from unauthorized usage. Because of this delay in trademark application processing, businesses may face difficulty in obtaining… Continue reading Trademark application processing faces extreme delays in BD: USTR
Bombay HC prevents Cognizant from using the trademark logo in India
Have you ever imagined the Bombay High Court had made a decision in a recent legal development that has shaken the business world. What was the decision? Cognizant, which is a prominent global IT services and consulting company, has been prohibited from using its trademark logo in India. Whatever the rules they apply not only… Continue reading Bombay HC prevents Cognizant from using the trademark logo in India
New WIPO Pre-Approved Terms for Goods and Services Available to Australian Trademark Applicants!
If you are a business owner in Australia, wishing to register a trademark to protect the identity of your brand, you should be aware of the new pre-approved terms of goods and services introduced by WIPO. Since trademarks are the priceless assets of your business that protect the individuality of your brand, you should never… Continue reading New WIPO Pre-Approved Terms for Goods and Services Available to Australian Trademark Applicants!
The Trademark Tussle: High Court Bars Glenmark from Using “Indamet,” Citing Similarity to Sun Pharma’s Anti-Diabetes Drug
The importance of trademarks is increasing in the changing field of medicine. A trademark works as an identity of a product, setting it apart from rivals and creating a different place for the brand in the market. This often leads to disagreements because some brands appear identical and as a result, have huge impacts on… Continue reading The Trademark Tussle: High Court Bars Glenmark from Using “Indamet,” Citing Similarity to Sun Pharma’s Anti-Diabetes Drug
Google vs MakeMyTrip Trademark Case: A Curious Case of ‘Confusion’
In the area of trademark law, battles often unfold over the rightful ownership and usage of brand names and logos. These legal battles illuminate the fine line between fair competition and potential confusion among consumers. One such intriguing case is the ongoing dispute between tech giant Google and the travel booking platform MakeMyTrip. This clash… Continue reading Google vs MakeMyTrip Trademark Case: A Curious Case of ‘Confusion’
List of Cases Of Trademark License Battle & How To Avoid Them
A trademark is an essential asset of a business that protects its individuality and prevents other brands from copying its identity. A trademark helps the goods and services of a brand stand unique among its competitor brands. Also, it prevents other brands from creating confusion among customers by producing goods and using names/logos similar to… Continue reading List of Cases Of Trademark License Battle & How To Avoid Them
Meta Denied Bid to Dismiss MyMeta’s Opposition to its Trademark
Every brand’s trademark is a valuable investment that protects the business’s identity and uniqueness. A trademarked name of a brand cannot be used y any other organization without the trademark owner’s permission. If any organization is found to be using someone else’s trademark, the trademark owner has all the rights to file a lawsuit… Continue reading Meta Denied Bid to Dismiss MyMeta’s Opposition to its Trademark
Osmani University moves to trademark its Arts College Building facade
Followed by the Bombay Stock Exchange and Taj Mahal Palace Hotel in India, Osmania University is all set to obtain trademark rights for its Arts College Building facade. Established in the year 1918 by Mir Osman Ali Khan, Hyderabad’s Nizam, Osmania is known to be one of the oldest and largest universities in India. In… Continue reading Osmani University moves to trademark its Arts College Building facade
Trademark Registration: Absolute And Relative Grounds for Refusal of Registration
In intellectual property, trademarks are vital business assets, representing their identity, reputation, and goodwill in the marketplace. However, the trademark registration process involves thorough scrutiny to ensure the proposed mark meets specific legal criteria. Among the key considerations are absolute and relative grounds for refusal, which are fundamental principles guiding trademark examination. In this article,… Continue reading Trademark Registration: Absolute And Relative Grounds for Refusal of Registration