A trademark is often registered for specific products. Some clients want to register it for advertising too, because they want to advertise those products. That’s unnecessary. If you’re protected for
Trademarks are more than just logos or names. Shapes, sounds, or even packaging designs can be registered as trademarks, giving the owner exclusive rights to use them. But how far
Since 1935, L’Oréal has sold skincare products worldwide under the LANCÔME brand. When the new cosmetics brand NINÔME was launched—including promotions via model Kim Feenstra’s social media—L’Oréal demanded a ban.
This year, the European Union is introducing new design legislation to better align design rights with current and future needs. What are the key changes?
Companies often use logos to promote their products or services. Consumers see them as a symbol of recognition. That’s why it’s clever to claim trademark protection for them. However, the
A trademark grants a company exclusive rights to its use. If another company applies for a similar name to market identical products, there are several ways to challenge it. One
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Among others in this issue:
• EUIPO vs Mora TV: weigering geluidsmerk
• Jägermeister vs Alte Heiler: stop Russische copycat
• Stichting Nederlandse Top 40: gericht op Benelux?
• Tijdschrift HART vs Hermitage: soortgelijkheid
• Monique Granneman: nieuwe partner Abcor
