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Allegiant Air Claims Trademark Not Related To Raiders’ Vegas Stadium SportsBusiness Daily Allegiant already has deals with other Las Vegas teams, including the Golden Knights Photo: GETTY IMAGES Las Vegas-based Allegiant Air submitted a …
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112’s Slim Reportedly Suing Group Members over Trademark Violations VladTV Although they were once on top of the R&B charts in the 90s & 2000s, not much has been heard from 112 since they disbanded and went solo af…
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Victoria’s Secret Grasps for Relevance By Being Extremely Petty Jezebel Back in November, when Ed Razek, chief marketing officer for Victoria’s Secret owner L Brands, gave a disastrous interview to Vogue, saying that he is …
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Protecting Your Brand with Trademark Registration MarTech Series Protection doesn’t end with trademark registration, however. In order to fully protect against copycats, business owners must monitor for potential attempts by …
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Sega Revives The Super Monkey Ball Series With A New Trademark In Japan Nintendo Life A day after we highlighted the Indiegogo project Rolled Out!, which is described by its creator as a “love letter” to the Super Monkey Ball series, it’s now been …
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112’s Slim Suing Group Members Over Trademark Violations HotNewHipHop Slim’s lawyer called Q the ‘Tito of the group.’ Former Bad Boy Records boy band 112 were once sitting on top of the R&B world making hits and touring the…
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Sturgis Motorcycle Rally Inc. Keeps Telling Licensees Its Trademarks Are Valid While Courts Keep Insisting They Are Not Techdirt As many of you will be aware, there is a small town in South Dakota, Sturgis, that turns into the place to be if you’re into motorcycle rallies. Many of you may... Continue reading
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New approach to trademark registrability Lexology On 16 March 2019 an amendment to the Industrial Property Law (30 June 2000) entered into force. It aims to implement the provisions in…
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Corporate Giant Sues VI Retailer Alleging Trademark Infringement St. John Source A dispute over use of a registered trade name has led retail giant Target Corporation to file a civil lawsuit against a Virgin Islands company doing business.
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Renew Your Canadian Trademark Registrations Now and Save Lexology On June 17, 2019, Canada’s much anticipated amendments to the Trademarks Act will come into force. These changes extend to various areas, including…
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