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Vivo files Trademark for a device with no physical buttons MSPoweruser Vivo has been one of the most innovative companies in the last couple of years and is working on developing new tech. The company has filed a new trademark …
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HC restrains pharma firm from using trademark deceptively similar to Glaxos Augmentin drug Business Standard The Delhi High Court has restrained a pharma company from advertising or marketing a drug which is deceptively similar to Glaxo Group’s ‘Augmentin’, …
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Minds + Machines set to launch adult domain name trademark protection service Proactive Investors UK Minds + Machines Group Limited (LON:MMX) – The new *service* will allow trademark holders to affordably block both exact match terms across all four of MMX’s …
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Canada: New Trademark Laws Go Into Effect Lexology On June 17, Canada implemented long-awaited changes to its trademark laws. These updates are designed to modernize Canadian trademark practice and…
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Skilled in the Art: A Few Scandalous Trademark Takeaways + ND-Cal May Need a Reset on Patent Eligibility Law.com Welcome to Skilled in the Art. I’m Law.com IP reporter Scott Graham. Well, we had our last IP opinion from the Supreme Court’s Term 2018. The outcome of …
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Hailey Baldwin’s Beauty Line Trademark Was Rejected Because of Justin Bieber W Thanks to her husband Justin Bieber, Hailey Baldwin’s trademark request for her forthcoming beauty line, “Bieber Beauty,” was just rejected.
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Rovio sues California chicken restaurant over Angry Birds trademark GamesIndustry.biz Finnish developer alleges Angry Birdz Nashville Hot Chicken violating trademark on both name and logo.
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Taylor Swift files to trademark her cat’s name Benjamin Button ¡HOLA! USA Taylor Swift has filed to trademark the name of her newest cat Benjamin Button. The 29-year-old singer has already trademarked the names for her other two …
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US Supreme Court Clarifies Treatment of Rejected Trademark Licenses and Other Executory Contracts in Bankruptcy JD Supra The Supreme Court holds that a debtor’s rejection of an executory contract in bankruptcy constitutes a breach. Introduction – In Mission Product Holdings,…
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Judge dismisses lawsuit in Austin restaurants trademark fight over picnic Austin American-Statesman Austin restaurant Bento Picnic can keep using the word ‘picnic’ in its name, a judge has ruled.The U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas has …
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