Goods and Services. The classifications. Part 2.
The most important case is the TREAT case. British Sugar PLC v James Robertson & Sons Ltd (1996 RPC 280) In this case, Jacob J
Michael Coyle
February 9, 2025
Skip to content The most important case is the TREAT case. British Sugar PLC v James Robertson & Sons Ltd (1996 RPC 280) In this case, Jacob J
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
Creating a Legacy: The UK’s GI Scheme and the Isle of Wight’s love of tomatoes! Tomatoes from the Isle of Wight have come to represent
Who is the Applicant? A registered trade mark and an application for registration are both considered personal property under Sections 22 and 27 of the
If you are going to start a perfume business, or any business, you need to consider protecting your trademarks. Here’s what you need to consider:
Both Lego and Greenland are registered trademarks in various jurisdictions. For example, in the United States, “Greenland” is registered under serial number 88855549 by Green
Football is no stranger to iconic celebrations. From Ronaldo’s “Sii” to Mbappé’s crossed arms, these moments often transcend the pitch, becoming trademarks of players’ identities.
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
Legal Analysis of Adidas’ Three-Stripe Trademark: A Legacy Mr. Coyle’s beloved Sambas are only one example of the goods that include Adidas’s internationally recognisable three-stripe
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