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Trademark Insight 06/2023 – European Union & Germany // Country Focus - Spain | Hogan Lovells - Vimarsana News

Trademark Insight 06/2023 – European Union & Germany // Country Focus - Spain | Hogan Lovells

In this issue, we have once again compiled interesting decisions from recent months. Of particular interest are: the CJEU decision on international territorial jurisdiction for AdWords ...

Ryan Lovelace Remembers the First Surfboard He Ever Shaped - Vimarsana News

Ryan Lovelace Remembers the First Surfboard He Ever Shaped

Ryan Lovelace was 18 years old and knew he had to have a fish surfboard. The only problem was that he didn’t know what a fish was.

Iceland Foods Loses Latest Round In Its Ongoing Trademark Battle With The Country Iceland - Trademark - Vimarsana News

Iceland Foods Loses Latest Round In Its Ongoing Trademark Battle With The Country Iceland - Trademark

In two separate decisions of the 15 December 2022, Iceland Foods Ltd v Íslandsstofa (Promote Iceland) and others (Case R 1238/2019-G) and Iceland Foods Ltd v Icelandic Trademark Holding ehf...

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Iceland Foods loses latest round in its ongoing trademark battle with the country Iceland - Vimarsana News

Iceland Foods loses latest round in its ongoing trademark battle with the country Iceland

In two separate decisions of the 15 December 2022, Iceland Foods Ltd v Íslandsstofa (Promote Iceland) and others (Case R 1238/2019-G) and Iceland…

Iceland supermarkets frozen out of EU trade mark registrations for ICELAND - Vimarsana News

Iceland supermarkets frozen out of EU trade mark registrations for ICELAND

In a dispute between Iceland Foods and the Government of Iceland, the Grand Board of the EUIPO has ruled that the UK supermarket chain, Iceland Foods Ltd, may not register a trade mark for ICELAND in the EU.