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Pleased as punch - confusion strikes again
When push came to shove, the General Court (GC) dismissed an appeal against the European Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) Board of Appeal's finding that there was a likelihood of confusion under Article 8(1)(b) EUTMR between the word marks PUSH and PUNCH for identical goods, being various tobacco products in class… -
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Choice words: settlement agreement wording
A recent Intellectual Property Enterprise Court (IPEC) decision has found that vague wording used in a compromise agreement was sufficient in scope to release the defendants from liability in relation to trade mark infringement and passing off. -
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Arrom Counseil loses appeal to the GC
In two related cases, the General Court (GC) upheld the decision of the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) Board of Appeal, confirming the partial existence of a likelihood of confusion between the figurative sign incorporating the text "ricci" and the earlier trade mark RICCI in relation to certain goods… -
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Toblerone's new shape raises trade mark questions
Toblerone's recent announcement of a decision to change the weight of its products in the UK, as reported in the media, introducing wider gaps between the bar's triangles, raises questions regarding trade mark protection of the bar itself. -
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Passing off based on get-up - a cup of disappointment
This case provides a very useful overview of the tricky area of passing off based on get-up; an issue which has always sat rather uncomfortably with public perception. -
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Chambers ranks D Young & Co top tier for IP
We are pleased to report that Chambers has again ranked D Young & Co as a top tier intellectual property firm. -
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Trade Mark Newsletter No.89
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The importance of UK national marks
Amplified – English Court rules on jurisdiction issue in relation to infringement of EUTM -
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UK patent litigation in the light of Brexit
In the months since the UK Referendum on membership of the EU there has been much discussion about the impact on IP rights in the UK. Part of this discussion concerns patent litigation, bearing in mind that prior to the Referendum the UK had been a major driver of the… -
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Patent privateers - plain sailing or time to jump ship?
Smartphone litigation has attracted a lot of media attention over the past few years. As a result of this, the media has chosen some quite imaginative names. One famous name is 'patent troll' to refer the rather less cool sounding 'non-practising entity' or NPE. Another name that has been adopted…
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