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“We cannot allow our brand to be abused”

Likelihood of Confusion

Originally posted on November 13, 2008: “We cannot allow our brand to be abused.” ” What “brand” is that? The post “We cannot allow our brand to be abused” appeared first on LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION™. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The greed of the.

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Best of 2008: Cowboy rules

Likelihood of Confusion

First posted June 24, 2008. The post Best of 2008: Cowboy rules appeared first on LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION™. From the National Post, trademark news about a lawsuit brought by New York’s charming Naked Cowboy against the makers of M&M’s and its ad agency.

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Best of 2008: “Cowboy rules”

Likelihood of Confusion

The story is in Canadian, The post Best of 2008: “Cowboy rules” appeared first on LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION™. From the National Post, trademark news about a lawsuit brought by New York’s charming Naked Cowboy against the makers of M&M’s and its ad agency.

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Balancing Innovation: India’s Views for Pharmaceuticals in the Efta Trade Deal

IIPRD

The implementation of TRIPS-Plus provisions can also readily facilitate the emergence of monopoly power for brand-name pharmaceutical companies. [v] The negotiations being in picture since 2008, the question of investment in pharmaceuticals have prominently existed. vii] OECD, [link] (last visited Mar. 7, 2024).

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IP Theft, Data Security Breaches and RICO Claims, Oh My! Is E-Commerce Titan Shein the Fashion Industry’s TikTok?

JD Supra Law

After popping onto the e-commerce scene in 2008, it has sky-rocketed into a $100 billion company as it sells more clothing than any other brand worldwide. Although you may have never heard of Shein, your children definitely have. Shein is one of the largest fashion companies in the world.

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[Guest post] Court of appeal The Hague: free-riding not possible if reputed brand has suffered continuous decline

The IPKat

The IPKat has received and is pleased to host the following contribution by former GuestKat Jan Jacobi (BarentsKrans) regarding a recent Dutch decision on free riding and declining reputation of a brand. Quite often, the IP of a bankrupt company is sold to a third party who continues operating all or some of the brands.

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IP on vacation in Vancouver

43(B)log

I still haven't personally encountered cannabis products imitating national brands, though. Love this "no name" branding (registered trademark)! Ester Hernandez, Sun Raid (2008). Mining museum emphasizing US patents acquired, which is an interesting datapoint about the influence of US patents extraterritorially.

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