Fashion and Trade Marks – Part 1
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Michael Coyle
November 16, 2023
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Hi Trademarkroom, I have a two drinks brands with which I would like some guidance on! My first brand is a non alcoholic drink, the
In today’s globalised market, businesses are no longer confined to a single country, expanding their horizons to reach international consumers. While this offers endless growth
In short, there isn’t a single application which can be filed in order to obtain global protection. However, if you already have an existing registration,
If you’re an Australian business looking to expand your brand to the UK, registering a UK trademark from Australia is a crucial step. This guide
The Manchester City footballer’s application to trade mark his own name in Norway has been rejected. Alongside this, Haaland also made two further applications in
How does Brexit affect this? Brexit has the potential to affect exhaustion of rights in trade marks, particularly with regard to the UK’s relationship with
The exhaustion of rights in trade marks refers to the principle that once a trade mark owner has placed a product on the market, they
There is a reason why international trademark protection via the Madrid Protocol System is often called the “Easiest way to trademark internationally.” It provides trademark