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Conditions for bad faith in Sweden
The Patent and Market Court has recently in a decision (case PMÄ 15622-16), dated 25 April 2017, ruled that
Damage liability for preliminary injunction
New Scandinavian case law clarifies a patent or trademark owner’s liability to pay damages for a wrongfully issued preliminary
A more efficient trademark application process in China? 13 new Trademark Application and Service centers opened.
China’s State Administration of Industry and Commerce (SAIC), which also administers the China Trademark Office and all trademark applications
The “LEGO-MAN” is still protected as a trademark
Just last week the General Court of the European Union decided in a very interesting case that has been
Time for abolishment of basic registrations for international registrations of trademarks?
By an application of international registration according to the Madrid system a trademark can be registered in a number
Is there anything morally wrong with “Je suis Charlie”?
In continuation of the terrible terror attack on the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, social medias were flooded with
Winning and losing – The battle of the Jensens
A decision from the Danish Supreme Court arose the public’s anger in September 2014 even though the decision –
Trademarks: Device elements – no longer a safe path to registration
For many years, adding device elements to descriptive words included in trademarks has been sufficient for obtaining distinctiveness – non-distinctive
Revisions to Canadian Trademark Act
Earlier this year Canada’s government proposed Canada major changes to the Canadian Trademark Act and in June the bill
Revisions to the Korean Trademark Act
The aim of the revisions, which were implemented in June this year, is to reinforce the position of trademark