WWE Files Trademark ‘WWE Hard Hitters’ for New Video Game Project
Wrestling entertainment no longer stops at the ropes. It moves into the digital space. Recently, World Wrestling Entertainment moved to secure its assets by fi…
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Portuguese Court Rules Against Louis Vuitton in ‘LV’ Initials Trademark Dispute
When luxury fashion meets local tradition, legal sparks usually fly. Recently, the Portuguese courts stepped in to settle a high-stakes disagreement between a …
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What Is Trademark Squatting? Meaning, Risks, and Measures to Prevent It
Your brand is your identity. In a global market, that identity is a target for people looking to make a quick profit. As companies grow, they often face a prob…
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Madrid System Yearly Review 2026: Analyzing the Latest Global Trademark Trends
International brand protection is changing fast. We can see this clearly in the recently published data from the World Intellectual Property Organization. The …
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Zara Denies Infringing Jo Malone Trademark in Landmark Estée Lauder Lawsuit
The beauty and fashion industries are currently embroiled in a high-stakes legal standoff that threatens to redefine the boundaries of brand identity. Zara has…
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Understanding the Goods and Services Classification in the Madrid System
Protecting a brand across borders is a high-stakes legal task. It’s not just about filing paperwork; it’s about the details. At the center of this is the Madri…
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Tesla Files New Roadster Trademark: Unique badge ahead of launch in 2026
The legal moves a car company makes often tell you exactly what they’re planning next. Recently, Tesla Inc. took a formal step by filing a new Tesla Roadster t…
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USPTO Director John Squires at INTA 2026: Unveiling ‘America’s Branding Agency’
At the 2026 International Trademark Association (INTA) meeting in London, USPTO Director John Squires didn’t just give a speech; he rebranded an entire federal…
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Samsung Electronics Hit with $392M Penalty in UK Court Patent Case with ZTE
Samsung just received a massive bill from a British courtroom. A UK judge ordered the South Korean tech giant to pay roughly $392 million to ZTE, a Chinese tel…
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Prior Use vs Registration: Decoding the Section 18 and Section 34 Trademark Conflict
In India, owning a brand name is a tale of two powers: the official certificate you get from the government and the actual time you’ve spent selling in the mar…
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