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    September 14, 2015in Domain Names, Internet, IP, Trademarks, US0by Editor
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    Will Google’s Alphabet Begin with B-M-W?

    “A, B, C,…as easy as 1, 2, 3?” That remains to be seen. BMW may be driving Google down a bumpy road named Trademark-Infringement Lane, after Google surprised everyone on August 10th with the creation…

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    February 21, 2014in Trademarks0by Editor
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    Reality Check: Federal Court Rejects Bridgestone’s Hypothetical Channels of Trade Argument in Confusion Analysis

    The Federal Court recently dismissed an appeal from the Trade-marks Opposition Board regarding confusion between trade-marks for Bridgestone’s motor tires and Campagnolo’s specialty bike accessories. What made this case especially…

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    November 29, 2013in Infringement, Trademarks, UK0by Editor
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    Scrabble Scrambles for Trade-mark Infringement Ruling

    Popular online game developer Zynga was recently the subject of a trade-mark infringement claim over their game “Scramble With Friends.” In the England and Wales High Court case, J.W. Spear & Sons…

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    July 29, 2012in Trademarks0by Editor
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    Imperial Tobacco v Philip Morris: Product Packaging Alone Creates Consumer Confusion

    On June 29, the Federal Court of Appeal allowed in part Imperial Tobacco’s lawsuit against Philip Morris, holding that the appearance of Imperial Tobacco’s packaging was in and of itself…

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