In a significant legal development, Nike has been permitted to include three stripes on some of its trouser designs in Germany. This decision came from a court ruling on 28
In a landmark decision, McDonald’s has lost the right to use the term “Big Mac” in relation to chicken sandwiches within the European Union (EU). This case serves as a
If you’ve ever found yourself craving a delicious curry after a night out, you might be familiar with the term ‘Ruby Murray.’ This term, rooted in cockney rhyming slang, has
Pressure Washing Company Forced to Rebrand After EasyGroup Trademark Dispute EasyGroup, the company behind the easyJet brand, have reported that they have successfully challenged a pressure washing business named EasyJetwash.
George Heaton’s Journey Through Intellectual Property Hurdles in Building Represent George Heaton, CEO of Represent, a streetwear brand, recently opened up to Steven Bartlett about the worries and troubles he
The Financial Times has reported that Harley-Davidson, the US motorbike manufacturer, is suing Next over its “motorbike-inspired” t-shirt, stating that it copies its logo. Harley-Davidson claims that the t-shirt’s biker
Every business has something unique about them and trade mark registration may be the best way for your business to protect what makes you a cut above the competition. 1.
Haas Files Lawsuit Against Steiner Over Alleged “Surviving to Drive” Copyright Violations Have you been following the legal proceedings between Haas and ex-Formula 1 Team Principal Guenther Steiner? Recently, it
Are you keeping an eye on Taylor Swift’s latest moves? During her electrifying Eras tour in Europe, she casually dropped the term “Female Rage: The Musical” during one of her
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