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Archive for February, 2025
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In: PATENT NEWS
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In: TRADEMARK NEWS
Fourth Circuit Holds Additional Evidence Needed to Determine Whether “MOKE” is Generic – JD Supra
Fourth Circuit Holds Additional Evidence Needed to Determine Whether “MOKE” is Generic JD Supra
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In: TRADEMARK NEWS
Toni Storm Files For Multiple Trademarks With USPTO – Sports Illustrated
Toni Storm Files For Multiple Trademarks With USPTO Sports Illustrated
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In: PATENT NEWS
Nike Applies for Electronic Fluid Support Control Shoe Patent – Outside Magazine
Nike Applies for Electronic Fluid Support Control Shoe Patent Outside Magazine
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In: PATENT NEWS
Sony’s New Deformable Controller Tech. Patent – Gameranx
Sony’s New Deformable Controller Tech. Patent Gameranx
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In: DESIGN NEWS
Applications Are Open for DesignEuropa Awards 2025 – European Commission
Hosted by the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO), the DesignEuropa Awards recognise outstanding Registered Community Designs …
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In: PATENT NEWS
Jim Cramer on Bristol-Myers (BMY): Cobenfy’s Success vs. Patent Headwinds – Insider Monkey
Jim Cramer on Bristol-Myers (BMY): Cobenfy’s Success vs. Patent Headwinds Insider Monkey
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In: PATENT NEWS
Why has this Illinois federal court skyrocketed to No 2 for US patent courts? – IAM
Why has this Illinois federal court skyrocketed to No 2 for US patent courts? IAM
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In: PATENT NEWS
Aclaimant Secures Patent for Innovation in Incident Reporting and Workers’ Compensation Claim Management – WV News
Aclaimant Secures Patent for Innovation in Incident Reporting and Workers’ Compensation Claim Management WV News
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In: The IPKat BLOG
GTI v GTA: Too short to be confusingly similar? Not according to the German Patent Court
http://ipkitten.blogspot.com/2025/02/gti-v-gta-too-short-to-be-confusingly.html The scope of protection of short marks is often considered to be narrower than for longer marks. Consumers are deemed to remember short signs more easily and perceive differences more readily. This is why a difference in one letter can be sufficient to exclude a likelihood of confusion. However,... Continue reading