List of Cases Of Trademark License Battle & How To Avoid Them

A trademark is an essential asset of a business that protects its individuality and prevents other brands from copying its identity. A trademark helps the goods and services of a brand stand unique among its competitor brands. Also, it prevents other brands from creating confusion among customers by producing goods and using names/logos similar to… Continue reading List of Cases Of Trademark License Battle & How To Avoid Them

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Osmani University moves to trademark its Arts College Building facade

Followed by the Bombay Stock Exchange and Taj Mahal Palace Hotel in India, Osmania University is all set to obtain trademark rights for its Arts College Building facade. Established in the year 1918 by Mir Osman Ali Khan, Hyderabad’s Nizam, Osmania is known to be one of the oldest and largest universities in India. In… Continue reading Osmani University moves to trademark its Arts College Building facade

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Trademark Registration: Absolute And Relative Grounds for Refusal of Registration

In intellectual property, trademarks are vital business assets, representing their identity, reputation, and goodwill in the marketplace. However, the trademark registration process involves thorough scrutiny to ensure the proposed mark meets specific legal criteria. Among the key considerations are absolute and relative grounds for refusal, which are fundamental principles guiding trademark examination. In this article,… Continue reading Trademark Registration: Absolute And Relative Grounds for Refusal of Registration

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Protecting Trademarks on YouTube: Balancing Rights and Remedies in the Digital Age

The meteoric rise of YouTube has transformed the way we consume content. With billions of users and a constant stream of videos, it’s no surprise that trademarks have become crucial battlegrounds for brands on the platform. But in the fast-paced digital age, balancing protecting intellectual property (IP) rights and safeguarding free expression can be a… Continue reading Protecting Trademarks on YouTube: Balancing Rights and Remedies in the Digital Age

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Taco Tuesday Trademark Terminated: A Victory for Common Sense or a Cautionary Tale?

The “Taco Tuesday” saga has finally reached its delicious denouement. Taco Bell, the self-proclaimed “home of Taco Tuesday,” successfully challenged Taco John’s attempt to trademark the phrase. But this legal battle wasn’t just about discounted tacos. It served up a heaping helping of questions about trademark law, generic terms, and the power of public perception.… Continue reading Taco Tuesday Trademark Terminated: A Victory for Common Sense or a Cautionary Tale?

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Alt Legal Absorbs TM Cloud Customers: A Consolidation in Trademark Docketing Software?

The world of trademark docketing software just got a major shakeup. Alt Legal, a powerhouse in automated docketing solutions, recently acquired the customer base of competitor TM Cloud. This strategic move has the potential to significantly impact the market, leaving many wondering what it means for the future. But fear not! This blog is your… Continue reading Alt Legal Absorbs TM Cloud Customers: A Consolidation in Trademark Docketing Software?

Can a Takedown Notice Expose a Trademark Owner to a Defamation Suit?

In the ever-evolving landscape of intellectual property (IP) law, the intersection of trademark rights and online content has become a battleground for legal disputes. One area that has garnered attention is the issuance of takedown notices, particularly in the context of alleged trademark infringement. While these notices serve as a mechanism to protect intellectual property,… Continue reading Can a Takedown Notice Expose a Trademark Owner to a Defamation Suit?

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Standing Out in a Spectrum: The Nuances of Color Trademarks in Philippine Fashion

The fashion industry thrives on visual identity. From the iconic red soles of Christian Louboutin to the instantly recognizable Tiffany & Co. blue, colors have become powerful branding tools. But can a single color, devoid of logos or designs, be trademarked in the Philippines? The answer, like a well-tailored suit, is more nuanced than a… Continue reading Standing Out in a Spectrum: The Nuances of Color Trademarks in Philippine Fashion

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Navigating Fashion Trademark Infringement In Online Marketplaces: Protecting Your Brand in the Digital Age

The Philippines’ fashion scene is a vibrant tapestry of local and international brands. From established names to budding designers, the industry thrives on creativity and innovation. However, with the rise of online marketplaces, fashion brands face a growing threat: trademark infringement. This article delves into the complexities of trademark infringement in the digital realm, specifically… Continue reading Navigating Fashion Trademark Infringement In Online Marketplaces: Protecting Your Brand in the Digital Age

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Understanding the Anti-Dissection Rule in Trademarks

Trademarks are the lifeblood of any brand. They act as a source of identification, reputation, and consumer trust. Trademark law plays a crucial role in ensuring fair competition and preventing confusion in the marketplace. One fundamental principle in this legal landscape is the Anti-Dissection Rule. The Essence of the Anti-Dissection Rule The Anti-Dissection Rule dictates… Continue reading Understanding the Anti-Dissection Rule in Trademarks

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