Taylor Swift sued by Evermore theme park over album name
Taylor’s most recent album, named ‘Evermore’, has led U.S. based theme park, which carries the same name, to claim that the singer has infringed upon
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February 10, 2021
Skip to content Taylor’s most recent album, named ‘Evermore’, has led U.S. based theme park, which carries the same name, to claim that the singer has infringed upon
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Ferrari has started a legal battle between an independent sports charity. The dispute is over the Italian word for thoroughbred. Trade marks need to be
The famous British brewery company Fuller have been granted a victory by the UK Intellectual Property Office (‘UKIPO’). The famous British brewery company Fuller have
As previously reported on The Trademarkroom blog, Toblerone were flexing their trade mark muscles to Poundland who were pushing to release a copycat ‘Twin Peaks’
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