Ben Tre’s Coconuts and Pomelos Secure Canadian Trademark: A Step Towards Global Recognition

In a world where geographical indications play a crucial role in protecting local products, the recent news about Ben Tre’s coconuts and pomelos secure canadian trademarks in Canada is significant. This milestone not only enhances the visibility of these unique Vietnamese fruits but also underscores the importance of intellectual property rights in promoting local agriculture… Continue reading Ben Tre’s Coconuts and Pomelos Secure Canadian Trademark: A Step Towards Global Recognition

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Crocodile Clinches Victory In Decades-Long Logo Battle With Lacoste

When there is fashion, it means brands and logos are the most important things that help people remember a company instantly. Brands and logos create a lasting effect on people when they want to buy anything. Everybody knows the first impression is the last impression. Therefore, logos must be unique and catchy. Do you know… Continue reading Crocodile Clinches Victory In Decades-Long Logo Battle With Lacoste

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Don’t move my Halloumi: Cyprus wins trademark case against Indian firm

We know that several trademark battles are happening around the world. Since trademarks are one of the invaluable assets that protect the individuality of a brand, authorized organizations must pay attention to counterfeits and illegal usages of their trademarks. Similarly, one more trademark battle began when Cyprus’s popular cheese named Halloumi was attempted to use… Continue reading Don’t move my Halloumi: Cyprus wins trademark case against Indian firm

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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

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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

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Alt Legal Absorbs TM Cloud Customers: A Consolidation in Trademark Docketing Software?

The world of trademark docketing software just got a major shakeup. Alt Legal, a powerhouse in automated docketing solutions, recently acquired the customer base of competitor TM Cloud. This strategic move has the potential to significantly impact the market, leaving many wondering what it means for the future. But fear not! This blog is your… Continue reading Alt Legal Absorbs TM Cloud Customers: A Consolidation in Trademark Docketing Software?

Understanding the BASMATI and APE TEES Cases: Navigating Relative Grounds Disputes in a Post-Brexit Era

In intellectual property law, particularly in trademark disputes, recent cases like BASMATI and APE TEES have stirred considerable interest among practitioners in the United Kingdom. These cases, along with the related SHOPPI decision, not only shed light on the aftermath of Brexit but also raise crucial questions regarding determining the relevant date for assessing relative… Continue reading Understanding the BASMATI and APE TEES Cases: Navigating Relative Grounds Disputes in a Post-Brexit Era

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The Ongoing Battle: Luckin Coffee Trademark Dispute Takes a New Turn

In international business, trademark disputes can quickly escalate into legal battles with significant financial implications. The latest chapter in the ongoing saga involving Luckin Coffee, a prominent Chinese coffee chain, highlights how contentious these disputes can become. Recent reports indicate that Luckin Coffee is embroiled in a trademark infringement case filed by a Thai group,… Continue reading The Ongoing Battle: Luckin Coffee Trademark Dispute Takes a New Turn

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Erling Haaland Ventures Off the Pitch: Trademarking Initials and Building a Brand

From Goal Scorer to Business Innovator Erling Haaland, the prolific Norwegian striker known for his incredible goal-scoring prowess, is stepping into a new arena off the soccer pitch. As one of the highest goal-scorers of 2023, Haaland is making headlines not just for his performance on the field but for his venture into the business… Continue reading Erling Haaland Ventures Off the Pitch: Trademarking Initials and Building a Brand

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Eat Bulaga Trademark Battle: TVJ Emerges Victorious

In a recent development, the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPO) has ruled in favor of television hosts Tito Sotto, Vic Sotto, and Joey de Leon, collectively known as “TVJ,” in the ownership dispute over the trademark for the iconic variety show “Eat Bulaga.” The IPO decision, dated Monday and made public on Tuesday,… Continue reading Eat Bulaga Trademark Battle: TVJ Emerges Victorious

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