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Celebrating 130 years
Today D Young & Co celebrates our 130th year in business. -
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Oktoberfest how a local festival became a world-famous brand
It is the end of September and normally the city of Munich would be crowded with tourists from all over the world to celebrate the Oktoberfest, Wiesn or, as the citizens of Munich also call it, the “fifth season”. Unfortunately, this event – which first took place in 1810 –… -
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Congratulations to D Young & Co's IPSTARS Rising Stars 2021
Managing Intellectual Property has published its 2021 list of non-partner attorneys, recognising some of the best up-and-coming IP practitioners in private practice who have contributed to the success of their firms and clients. -
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Germany has ratified the Protocol on the Provisional Application of UPC Agreement
Germany has ratified the Protocol on the Provisional Application of UPC Agreement (PAP-Protocol) and paves the way for the Unified Patent Court (UPC). -
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European biotech patent case law
European patent attorneys Simon O'Brien and Antony Latham present our September 2021 webinar update of new and important European Patent Office (EPO) biotechnology patent case law. -
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Appeals court rejects Steiffs claims of infringement on bear mark
The use of symbols and motifs on garments has, in the recent past, been discussed before the courts. A prominent recent example for the European Union may be the COFEMEL case on copyright protection (12 September 2019, Case C-683/17). In German case law, the qualification of the model designation SAM… -
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Trade Mark Newsletter No.118
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Guerlains lipstick shape indicates product origin in the EU
The French cosmetics company Guerlain was recently successful in getting trade mark protection in the European Union for a particular lipstick shape (judgment of 14 July 2021, Case T-488/20). -
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Sky v SkyKick: Court of Appeal issues judgment
The Court of Appeal has issued its judgment in the SKYKICK saga. To re-cap, the case concerned the validity of trade marks (i) covering overly broad and/or unclear/imprecise specifications and (ii) where an applicant does not have an intention to use the mark for all goods/services covered. -
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Vans v Paredes: when is a V not a V?
Paredes Holding Center (Paredes) filed an EUTM application for the position mark shown below in respect of safety and protective footwear in class 9 and footwear goods in class 25:
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