Crocs and Australian retailer Mosaic Brands Ltd. have settled their trademark infringement lawsuit.
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The “Armour” Trademark Showdown In the recent case of Under Armour Inc v. Anish Agarwal & Anr., the Hon’ble Delhi High Court sheds light on the importance of registration of part of a trademark but also highlights the necessity for brands to carefully consider their brand protection and enforcement strategies and the importance of timely and comprehensive trademark registration to safeguard brand integrity. In this captivating read, Bhanu Dhingra, Senior Associate and Swayamsiddha Das, Associate at SSRANA & Co., while taking cue from the facts and circumstances of this case, deliberate the various aspects that a brand shall consider when filing a trademark application. #ssrana #trademark #trademarklaw #trademarkact #trademarkprotection #trademarkenforcement #trademarkmisuse #trademarkinfringement #delhihighcourt #delhihighcourtcases #trademarkregistration #brandprotection #brandregistration #trademarkfiling
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Coach and its parent company, Tapestry, Inc., have filed a complaint against Gap, Inc. for trademark infringement, counterfeiting, unfair competition, and false designation of origin. The lawsuit claims that Gap, Inc. improperly used the word "COACH" on the front of their Old Navy brand t-shirts. Gap will likely defend by claiming that they are using the word in a merely ornamental fashion. Should be interesting to see what happens. #Gap #Coach #Trademarks
Coach Sues Gap Over Sale of Trademark-Bearing T-Shirts
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True or False? Clients who own a trademark can stop anyone from using that name for any good or service. FALSE! There are many examples of the same mark co-existing for unrelated goods and services without any likely confusion. Both DOVE soap and DOVE chocolates are registered trademarks and co-exist without any likely confusion. DELTA faucets and DELTA airlines are another example. Even though two products share the same brand name, they can likely be registered as federal trademarks without any risk of infringement. How? Well, that’s where the skills of a highly trained trademark attorney come in. But, this doesn't necessarily mean you can use STARBUCKS or NIKE has the brand name for your small business. Your trademark attorney can explain. 😉 Can you think of any other trademark examples that coexist, like DOVE and DELTA? Let us know in the comments. If you’re ready to level up your trademark skills, check out our FREE Masterclass preview: https://buff.ly/3UbtfTc #trademarks #trademarklaw #trademarkattorney #intellectualproperty #onlinecourses
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Dr. Martens plc Files Lawsuit Against Temu for Trademark Infringement in Google Searches Dr. Martens plc has filed a lawsuit against online retailer Temu, alleging trademark infringement through the use of Google Ads (Google Partner) promoting boots with keywords like 'Dr. Martens' and 'Airwair', which allegedly gives Temu's products higher visibility in search results. This lawsuit mirrors legal actions against Temu in the US. Despite Google's policies prohibiting trademark infringement, they allow the use of trademarks as keywords. Temu's owner, PDD HOLDINGS LIMITED, reported a substantial revenue increase, attributing it to online marketing and sales festivals like Singles Day in China. The Sunday Times Retail Week IPQuad Partners #DrMartens #Temu #TrademarkInfringement #GoogleSearch #Lawsuit #ipquad #ipquadbulletin #ipquadpartners #ip #IPProtection #TrademarkLaw #LegalAction #IntellectualProperty #BrandProtection #TrademarkInfringement #LegalDispute Source: https://lnkd.in/grygztbQ
Dr Martens sues Temu over trademark infringement
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The settlement between Nike and BAPE regarding trademark infringement is interesting for a few reasons. First, it highlights the importance of consistent trademark enforcement. Nike's long history of pursuing legal action against BAPE likely played a role in securing a favorable settlement. Second, the case sheds light on the challenges of protecting trade dress. The article mentions BAPE's attempt to cancel Nike's trade dress registrations by arguing abandonment due to licensing practices. This underscores the importance of maintaining quality control measures in licensing agreements to protect the integrity of trade dress. Overall, the settlement serves as a reminder for brands to be vigilant in protecting their intellectual property rights. Have you experienced or heard any brand dispute in your line of work? Feel free to comment below. #trademarkinfringement #trademark #nike #bape #branding #intellectualproperty #jcipmy #jcip
Nike and BAPE Settle Trademark Infringement Lawsuit
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New Balance wins trademark infringement case against counterfeiters By - LexTalk World In the global arena of commerce, where trademarks and brand identities are paramount, the protection of intellectual property rights is an indispensable pillar of legal justice. In a recent milestone case, New Balance Athletics Inc., a renowned global footwear, and apparel brand, emerged victorious against a group of defendants charged with trademark infringement and counterfeiting. The Delhi High Court's decision in favor of New Balance Athletics Inc. serves as a striking illustration of the Indian judiciary's dedication to safeguarding the interests of legitimate brand owners and consumers alike. Read the full Case study here: https://lnkd.in/dn_uWvqC #law #legal #lawyer #blog #LexTalk #LTW2023
New Balance wins trademark infringement case against counterfeiters
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Munger, Tolles & Olson partner Zachary Briers was quoted in Vogue Business' recent article titled “Chanel is taking What Goes Around Comes Around to court. Here’s what to know” and World IP Review’s recent article, “Resale of the Century: Why Luxury Brands Are Watching Chanel vs WGACA.” The articles discuss an upcoming trademark infringement trial that could have big implications for how resellers use a brand’s name when promoting luxury products in the secondary market. #MTO #VogueBusiness #WorldIPReview #IntellectualProperty #TrademarkInfringement
Munger, Tolles & Olson Partner Zach Briers Quoted in Vogue Business Article Discussing Chanel’s Trademark Infringement Lawsuit Against WGACA
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The SPC held that the burden of proof for individual retailers’ legitimate source defense should be moderately reduced. The distinctiveness of a registered #trademark is not a consideration in determining similar trademarks. #eastip #beip #trademarkattorney #chinatrademarks #chinaip #brandprotection #brandmanagement
Weekly China Brand Protection News - April 10, 2024
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𝐏𝐑𝐄𝐃𝐈𝐂𝐓𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐈𝐍𝐅𝐑𝐈𝐍𝐆𝐄𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐓 𝐈𝐒 𝐃𝐈𝐅𝐅𝐈𝐂𝐔𝐋𝐓 Supermarkets, especially discounters, often sell products with packaging that closely resembles that of established brands. Sometimes they go too far in doing so and commit trademark infringement. But sometimes it is also done cunningly and they just escape. Infringement or no infringement: it is still quite difficult to predict. https://lnkd.in/e5cSrUNT #chiever #blog #brandprotection #trademarkoffice #trademark #ip #intellectualproperty #trademarkregistration #trademarks #infringement #cherrissimo #cherrypassion
Predicting infringement is difficult | Blog | Chiever
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It’s a cycle that is all too familiar. A brand will launch an innovative product, and soon after brands will release similar, yet closely familiar products. Aldi and Lidl are usually the number one culprits for this, with M&S frequently challenging Aldi in the court of law over copyright infringement. This is why we are here to remind you of the benefits of brand protection! If you launch a successful product, it’s important to register the trademark of the design, patent and/or logo so that other brands don’t try and reap the rewards of your hard work for a cheaper price than you. The protection of your brand is important to us. Get in contact with us and we can help assist you or answer any questions! #mands #marksandspencer #aldi #lidl #aldistores #lidlstores #uk #supermarket #brandprotection #logo #logodesign #logos #branding #creativebrand #trademark #trademarkregistration #trademarklawyer #trademarkwatchservice #trademarks #trademarklaw #lawyer #lawfirm #southamptonbusiness #southampton #soton #isleofwight #smallbusiness #businessdevelopment #marketresearch #design
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