Skip to contentOverview Few fictional characters are as instantly recognisable as Paddington Bear – the polite, duffel-coat-wearing, marmalade-sandwich-loving bear from “darkest Peru”. Created by author Michael Bond
Trademark Parody: Is Humour Lawful? Recently, I was strolling along a canal in Amsterdam when I saw a Tesla with a bright pink phallic symbol
Trademark for a bar – Intro Living in Amsterdam and now considering the possibility of starting a bar in London means that you are probably
A Guess clothing store abroad – a reminder that UK brands need global trade mark strategies. Walking through a shopping street in Italy, you spot
As a UK Solicitor based not far from Southampton, I’ve watched with admiration as Chinese businesses — from bubble tea brands and hotpot restaurants to
Understanding What a Trademark Covers Names, logos, slogans, and other distinctive symbols that are used in commerce to identify the source of goods or services
Is the James Bond Trademark Under Attack? Dubai Developer Contests 007’s Worldwide Rights In a court tussle, a Dubai-based real estate developer is contesting who
Since common or generic terms are usually not able to be registered as trademarks, it can be difficult to file a trademark for “chocolate” and
Chelsea and England footballer Cole Palmer has recently filed a trademark application for the term “Cold Palmer,” inspired by his iconic “shivering” goal celebration. The
Part 4: Protecting Musical Merchandise Through Trade Marks IntroductionMerchandising is a major revenue source for musicians, with branded clothing, posters, and accessories forming a vital
