Today is gonna be the day that you’re gonna file a UK mark!
See what we did there? Jumping on the silly UK hysteria re Liam and Noel, who incidentally own a registered trade mark for the band
See what we did there? Jumping on the silly UK hysteria re Liam and Noel, who incidentally own a registered trade mark for the band
In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, law, and celebrity culture, a recent incident has sparked renewed conversations about the complex realm of intellectual property rights.
Yes, the Paris 2024 Olympics have registered trademarks to protect their intellectual property. This covers the official emblems, phrases like “Paris 2024,” symbols (such as
The applicant, Mr. Matthias Zirnsack, attempted to register the following figurative mark as an EUTM in 2020: The application sought to protect metal clips, computer
Characters written in a foreign script, such Arabic, Chinese, or Japanese, are typically accepted and add character to a sign. The typical UK consumer will
Easy peasy! Class 32 for beer and class 33 for all other wine and spirits.
The 1994 Trade Marks Act (TMA), makes no reference to parody? So the starting point to the question is yes you can! However brand owners
Registered in Class 9 ( Software) but in particular “Arcade video game machines; downloadable programs, computer programs and other programs for arcade video game machines;
Trip to the wonderful Carisbrooke Castle this weekend to see where Charles 1 escaped whilst on the run from the roundheads. Whilst Charles had other
When you file a trade mark the examiner will examine the application by covering what is known as ‘Absolute Grounds’ and ‘Relative Grounds’. If a