Trademark Infringement in UK Law
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Trademark Infringement: U.K. Court Is Not Happy With The T.V. Show Glee
In early February, a court in the United Kingdom held that the title of the television show “Glee” infringed and tarnished the trademark of a local music and comedy club. The plaintiff, Comic Enter...
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Is Evidence of Confusion Really Necessary to Succeed in a Trademark Infringement Case?
It is not every day that a massive international TV hit show is found to infringe a trade mark. A decision of the English High Court, approved recently by the Court of Appeal, held that the popular...
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- High Court Rules On Use Of Google Adwords/Adsense And Trademark Infringement
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Forever 21 Suit Cut from “Potentially Covered” Cloth: Alleged Copycat’s Insurer Required to Defend Trademark Litigation with Affordable Fashion Behemoth
In June, Syed S. Ahmad and Jennifer E. White published an article in Risk Management Magazine about how commercial general liability (CGL) policies may help with trademark infringement litigation, .........White published an article in Risk Management Magazine about how commercial general liability (CGL) policies may help with trademark infringement litigation, despite common exclusions. A recent federal court opinion out of California conforms with the precedent we described in that article, ......
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Court Holds That Fashion Designer Karen Millen Cannot Use Her Name in Connection with Future Clothing Lines
A recent UK court held that Karen Millen, a fashion designer and co-founder of the Karen Millen brand, was prohibited from using her name, KM or K.Millen or any other confusingly similar names in c.........trademark applications for the marks KAREN BY KAREN MILLEN, KAREN MILLEN, HOME BY ..., claiming that use of the Marks would constitute trademark infringement and breach the 2004 agreement. Ms. Millen argued that use of KAREN ......
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