Introduction – Brand Trade Mark Protection: Pearl Cove Bubble Tea The food and beverage industry is bubbling with new ventures, and with popularity comes imitation.
In UK trade mark law, likelihood of confusion is a core concept used to assess whether a trade mark infringes an earlier registered trade mark
Key Highlights Introduction: Passing off Trade Mark Trade mark law and intellectual property rights are very important. They help keep businesses safe from unfair competition.
The Intellectual Property Enterprise Court (IPEC) has once again underlined the importance of proportionality in IP litigation. In a strongly worded ruling, Lord Justice Arnold
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/protecting-intellectual-property-rights-on-e-commerce-stores/protecting-intellectual-property-rights-on-e-commerce-stores Over the past ten years, e-commerce has grown rapidly, greatly increasing customer access to a wide variety of products online. Large online marketplaces like
Trademarks serve as the face of a brand, embodying its identity and values in a single symbol or phrase. They distinguish your goods or services
Introduction In trade mark infringement cases, the success of a claim often hinges on the evidence presented and the strategies employed. Whether asserting confusion, harm
Court of Appeal Hands Aldi Lemons Lord Justice Arnold delivered the leading judgement in the case, addressing the significant debate surrounding the Intellectual Property Enterprise
Introduction – The Role of Reputation in Trade Mark Infringement Trade marks with a reputation enjoy enhanced protection under the Trade Marks Act 1994 (TMA).
This series of articles examines the legislative framework underpinning trade mark infringement, the conditions under which infringement occurs, and the remedies available to trade mark
