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French jewellery company Cartier has lost its bid to have a trademark application incorporating the word ‘Love’ dismissed in Singapore. Local pawnbroker MoneyMax applied to register the text ‘Love
allegedly trademark infringing sneakers; to have the shoes and corresponding promotional materials destroyed; and for the retailer to pay for damages and attorney fees. The Vans Old Skool boasts a suede
Facebook has sued four Chinese companies for selling fake Facebook and Instagram accounts, alleging trademark infringement, breach of contract, and related offenses. The company announced the news on
McDonald’s is to appeal to the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) against the cancellation of its ‘Big Mac’ trademark. According to the EUIPO website, the fast-food franchise filed a
American celebrity chefs Chloe Coscarelli and Tom Colicchio are seeking a declaratory judgment that their new vegan pop up restaurant does not infringe a trademark owned by BC Hospitality Group (BCHG
Two trademark applications filed by Cadbury for a specific shade of purple have been invalidated, with one other proceeding to evidence rounds. This decision, made by Louise White
Ryohin Keikaku, which is the parent company that carries the MUJI brand, is suing Singapore company IUIGA due to trademark infringement in the local courts. IUIGA is an eCommerce lifestyle company
logo of Current, a startup bank. Apparently, Current agreed, so much so that it has filed a lawsuit against Facebook, alleging trademark infringement. The suit names four defendants: Facebook
Russian bookmaker Olympus/BetOlimp is fighting the local patent office’s efforts to strip the betting operator of its trademark protection. On Tuesday, Russian media outlet Rapsi reported that Darina
Liverpool Football Club's controversial bid to trademark the word "Liverpool" has been rejected by the British government's Intellectual Property Office. The Premier League club said their sole aim
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