We hear how a broader business perspective helped the Reckitt brand protection team juggle a major company rebrand, anti-counterfeiting efforts during the pandemic and ongoing global portfolio management to become WTR's 2022 Household and Consumer Goods Team of the Year.
ResMed’s Michael Pinczuk and Keira Moore tell WTR how the patent and trademark teams collaborate for success.
Insight from the 2022 WTR Asia-Pacific Team of the Year
Mexico’s Industrias AIEn reveals what it takes to become the 2022 WTR Latin America Team of the Year.
26 July 2022
The case highlights the uncertainty implicit in a claimant seeking an account of profits and the need for the court to take a pragmatic approach.
26 July 2022
The office upheld an opposition filed by Viacom International Inc, the owner of the DORA trademark in Class 3, against the registration of a figurative trademark including the element ‘Dora’ in Class 21.
25 July 2022
A rocky month in the stock markets saw the WTR Brand Elite drop eight points through June. The index is now at its lowest value since November 2020.
18 July 2022
Use of a mark in a brand owner’s corporate name, website and/or social media handle may constitute use of the mark for the purposes of trademark registration.
18 July 2022
QBPC’s selected cases highlight new methods of calculating damages and compensation, the use of big data, and increased cooperation between authorities and businesses.
13 July 2022
In a blow to international security company Verisure, the Oslo District Court has upheld the refusal to register the mark ZEROVISION for smoke machines in Class 7 and security systems in Class 9.
13 July 2022
The IP adjudicator found that, while the mark CHEF LINE was inherently descriptive in relation to the goods and services at issue, it had acquired distinctive character through use.
12 July 2022
The Board of Appeal was right in finding that the Waterford Study did not prove that the city of Waterford had a reputation in relation to the production of crystal or glass.
08 July 2022
The Supreme People's Court has held that specific calligraphy characters may constitute works of art protected under the Copyright Law and that the defendants’ registered trademark infringed the plaintiffs’ copyright.
07 July 2022
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