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What does the EUIPO want? Clarity and precision for colour combination marks
The recent decision of the Second Board of Appeal of the EUIPO in case R 2087/2023-2 illustrates the importance of (optional) descriptions in relation to colour combination marks. -
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WIPR celebrates change driver Vicky Maynard in its Diversity's Top 100 2024
World IP Review has published its Diversity in IP listings 2024 where it recognises and celebrates those who drive positive change in the IP community. -
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Every Lidl helps? The saga continues at the Court of Appeal
Whilst succeeding in its appeal against copyright infringement, Tesco has failed to overturn first instance findings of trade mark infringement and passing off. Lidl’s appeal against the invalidity of its wordless logo marks was also dismissed. -
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Establishing genuine use of business and retail services: Habitats class 35 services revoked on appeal
Habitat is a furniture and home furnishings company. It sells goods online and in stores across the EU. Habitat had an EU trade mark registration for a figurative mark containing “Habitat” for various goods in various classes and for services in class 35 such as retailing in shops of furniture… -
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Dry January: is the sobriety slogan too generic for trade mark protection?
In a recent decision from the UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO), Big Drop Brewing Company Limited opposed the trade mark application for DRY JANUARY by applicant Alcohol Research. -
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COMPTON straight outta where? Fashion styles and the importance of gangsta rap for hip hop culture
In 1988 the hip hop group N.W.A. released the album Straight outta Compton. In 2015 a documentary of the same name was released, propelling the album back into the charts. BIW Invest AG is owner of EU word and figurative/word marks for “COMPTON”, registered in 2015/2016 in classes 25 (and… -
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Trade Mark Newsletter No.134
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Patent Newsletter No.100
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IP Cases & Articles
Irish referendum on UPC participation postponed
The referendum to vote on Ireland’s participation in the Unified Patent Court (UPC) has been delayed. -
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Celebrating 100 newsletters: patent decisions 2007-2024
To celebrate our 100th patent newsletter we’ve compiled a condensed overview of the eighteen years’ worth of case law and commentary since our first October 2007 publication.
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