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  Emerging Markets Panel Discussion

  Posted on 20 March 2014
  D Young & Co's Garreth Duncan joined a group of eight IP specialists on an expert panel to discuss emerging marketings.
• IP Cases & Articles

  Generic Top-Level Domain Rollout

  Posted on 14 March 2014
  After significant planning and lengthy application stages following its launch in 2011, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers’ (ICANN) New gTLD (generic top-level domain) Program has begun to introduce the first of the estimated 1400 new TLDs. This latest development is part of an ongoing process, which, due…
  

  Jennifer Heath

  Senior Associate, Trade Mark Attorney
• IP Cases & Articles

  Trunki Skids to a Halt - Magmatic v PMS International

  Posted on 06 March 2014
  PMS International Limited has been successful in the Court of Appeal, overturning the High Court judgment which stated that their Kiddee Cases infringed Magmatic Limited’s design rights in relation to the Trunki, the famous ride-on suitcase for children.
• IP Cases & Articles

  Utopia Tableware v BBP Marketing - UK Design Rights

  Posted on 03 March 2014
  The Intellectual Property Enterprise Court (IPEC - formerly the Patents County Court) has ruled that a UK registered design for a beer glass was valid and infringed by a defendant’s glass. Additionally, the unregistered design right in one of the design features was infringed.
  

  Richard Burton

  Partner, Trade Mark Attorney
• IP Cases & Articles

  Re-branding of Parallel Imported Medicines Ruled Unlawful - Speciality European Pharma v Doncaster Pharmaceuticals

  Posted on 03 March 2014
  The parallel import of pharmaceuticals into the UK from other European Union (EU) countries has been common practice for over 30 years. Indeed, the EU Commission regards such parallel imports as an important part of its policy for approximating the price of medicines around the EU. Innovative pharmaceutical companies generally…
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  True Colours: As Clear as Black and White?

  Posted on 03 March 2014
  It was always received wisdom within the UK that registering a logo or stylised word design as a trade mark in black and white meant that all colours were automatically covered. A new common practice announced by Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market (OHIM) in November 2013 is challenging…
  

  Matthew Dick

  Partner, Solicitor
• IP Cases & Articles

  Kit Kat 3D Trade Mark Application: Nestl�� v Cadbury

  Posted on 03 March 2014
  The High Court has recently referred three questions to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJ) in the case of Société Des Produits Nestlé SA v Cadbury UK Ltd [2014]. This case is an appeal by Nestlé from a decision of the UKIPO which refused registration of the…
  

  Anna Reid

  Partner, Solicitor
• IP Cases & Articles

  Ford v Fraud Music���s Application - Detriment to Repute

  Posted on 03 March 2014
  The Ford Motor Company have been successful in an opposition to prevent registration of the trade mark FRAUD (Device) filed by Fraud Music Company (Fraud Music) for clothing, headwear and footwear in class 25 in the UK.
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  International Registrations: Rivella v Baskaya

  Posted on 03 March 2014
  This decision of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJ) confirms that the proof of use requirements in Council Regulation (EC) No 207/2009 on the Community trade mark (CTMR) apply to international registrations and, in addition, any bilateral convention about the equivalence of protection between two countries cannot…
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  Trade Mark Newsletter No.73

  Posted on 01 March 2014

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