Can you register a storm?
Registering a trademark for the name of a specific storm (e.g., “Hurricane Katrina”) can be challenging due to the public domain status and widespread use
Michael Coyle
November 27, 2024
Skip to content Registering a trademark for the name of a specific storm (e.g., “Hurricane Katrina”) can be challenging due to the public domain status and widespread use
The Sky Ltd v. SkyKick UK Ltd case presented an important question for trademark law: can a registered trademark be partly or fully invalidated if it was
The well-known quote from Good Will Hunting, one of my favourite films. However, what about those apples? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_MvFaBL5KU Classifications for apple marks Trademark Classes to
Trademarking terms related to Rugby Union and the Haka would require a thoughtful approach due to cultural and sporting sensitivities, especially surrounding the Haka, which
Some of the top Chinese trademarks currently active in the UK reflect China’s growing influence across multiple sectors, from technology and telecommunications to consumer products.
Securing International Trade Mark Protection: A Key Step for Global Expansion For businesses aiming to expand globally, securing international trade mark protection is essential. A
You’re asking about famous gaming brands and their logos. Here’s a list of well-known gaming companies that have made a significant impact on the industry,
In the UK, registering a trade mark is a cost-effective way to protect your gaming or software brand. The UK Intellectual Property Office (IPO) offers
Trade marks are categorised into different classes under the Nice Classification system, which is used worldwide to standardise trade mark filings. For gaming and software,
In the fast-paced world of gaming and software development, intellectual property protection is crucial to safeguarding a company’s brand, reputation, and products. Trade marks play