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Archive for July, 2023
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In: PATENT NEWS
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In: PATENT NEWS
Chemours and Honeywell Partner With Authorities in the European Union … – Valdosta Daily Times
… with Honeywell in the operation to protect the Intellectual Property (IP) of … PATENT LAW LOGISTICS/SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT CLIMATE CHANGE.
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In: TRADEMARK NEWS
WWE Files To Trademark 5 New Names – Wrestling Inc.
WWE Files To Trademark 5 New Names Wrestling Inc.
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In: DESIGN NEWS
Rollo Launches New Design App for Personalizing Labels – Manchester TImes
Rollo Label Designer is offered for free, works seamlessly with … Rollo Design, Rollo Designer are trademarks or registered trademarks of Nelu, …
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In: PATENT NEWS
The battle for the ‘Taco Tuesday’ trademark is over | Advertising | wkow.com
… want to pay the legal fees that come with a fight against Taco Bell. … Taco Bell filed a petition in May with the US Patent and Trademark …
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In: DESIGN NEWS
Rollo Launches New Design App for Personalizing Labels – The Joplin Globe
Our team took on the challenge to develop a design application that … Rollo Design, Rollo Designer are trademarks or registered trademarks of …
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In: DESIGN NEWS
Early designs revealed for £19.8m Levelling Up Fund projects at Ramsgate port, harbour …
Plans on display showed early designs for an expansion of Newington Community Centre to create a new kitchen, kitchen garden, lunch yard, glazed …
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In: PATENT NEWS
Latest Burford Quarterly journal of legal finance addresses top trends in business of law
Senior Vice President Suzanne Grosso shares guidance on litigation budgeting. Monetization of corporate patents and patent divestitures. A group of …
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In: TRADEMARK NEWS
The Taco Tuesday trademark fight takes a turn, and a N.J. bar owner now finds himself in a tougher place – The Philadelphia Inquirer
The Taco Tuesday trademark fight takes a turn, and a N.J. bar owner now finds himself in a tougher place The Philadelphia Inquirer
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In: TRADEMARK NEWS
Pesticide dealer accused of selling goods with fake trademark stickers – New Vision
Pesticide dealer accused of selling goods with fake trademark stickers New Vision