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“Different language” does not necessarily mean “different trademark”
Lawyer shares thoughts on Indian court ruling in case involving mark in vernacular language.
Ferrari’s defeat in Malaysia: Local energy drink brand prevails in trademark proceeding
Long-running Ferrari, energy drink dispute finally resolved.
Cats and dogs saved by Japanese company
Trademark application case reminds that real confusion isn’t necessary; a threat of confusion is suf...
Apple fails in opposition bid against Wapples trademark registration in Singapore
No visual, aural and conceptual similarity between the marks, no reasonable likelihood of confusion.
The reverse confusion theory in trademarks
Is there a conflict between reverse confusion and prior use? — Espie Angelica A. de Leon
Co-existence: A bar to confusion
Are the ABS-CBN and Apple Podcast marks confusingly similar?
Consumer interest: In trademark litigation, are consumers the missing party?
There is a growing belief that the consumer is a crucial third party missing from the courtroom. Esp...
A deep dive into trademark confusion
The likelihood of confusion remains the main reason for the refusal or invalidation of a trademark d...