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EUIPO Refers First Questions on EUTMR Interpretation to Grand Board - Vimarsana News

EUIPO Refers First Questions on EUTMR Interpretation to Grand Board

The European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) announced today that it has for the first time referred questions of legal interpretation of the EU Trade Mark Regulation (EUTMR) to the enlarged Board of Appeal.

EUIPO appeal board hands Team USA an early Olympic win - Vimarsana News

EUIPO appeal board hands Team USA an early Olympic win

Ahead of a busy year for sport, teams may be heartened by the perseverance and eventual success of ‘Team USA’ as a registered mark, says Lakmal Walawage of JMW Solicitors.

Appeal decision finds Haribo's gummy bear figurative trade mark distinctive - Vimarsana News

Appeal decision finds Haribo's gummy bear figurative trade mark distinctive

The Fourth Board of Appeal of the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) has reversed the refusal of Haribo’s figurative trade mark consisting of an image of its 'Goldbear’ gummy bear on the basis that the mark does satisfy the minimum degree of distinctiveness.

BIG MAC vs. SUPERMAC'S: A Burger Battle - Vimarsana News

BIG MAC vs. SUPERMAC'S: A Burger Battle

Anyone has tried, at least once in their life, the very famous Big Mac burger. The revocation for non-use of one of the well-known burger trademarks is currently before the European Union trademark... | April 14, 2023

Board Refuses Chanel Opposition in Japanese Trademark Fight - Vimarsana News

Board Refuses Chanel Opposition in Japanese Trademark Fight

Chanel was handed a loss by the Japan Trademark Office in its quest to shut down the registration of an interlocking “C”s mark.