If you discover someone has registered a domain name similar or identical to your trademark, it’s possible to claim the domain for yourself using the Uniform Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP) process. However, it’s not as simple as many think.
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Trademark blunder that cost 160 million USD – don’t make the same mistake
Alaska Airlines’ costly trademark blunder with the Virgin Group serves as a reminder for businesses to carefully consider every aspect of a license agreement. Learn from their mistakes and ensure you understand the legal implications before signing.
Can you trademark your face?
In today’s digital age, personal brands are becoming increasingly important. Is it possible to trademark the most recognisable part of a person’s brand, the face? The answer is surprisingly unclear.
Immoral and offensive trademarks at EUIPO
Trademarks that are against public policy or accepted principles of morality cannot be registered. It’s crucial for businesses to consider the potential impact before selecting a controversial trademark.
Logos with hidden meanings and visuals
Logos serve as visual representation and identifier of a company, conveying messages and creating brand identity. Some logos have hidden meanings and clever visuals, either intentionally or unintentionally.
Artificial intelligence and intellectual property – what you should know
as AI technology continues to evolve and gain widespread adoption, it raises important questions about intellectual property, ownership of AI-generated outputs like texts, images, and even inventions. Here are some things you should be aware of if you use AI in your business.
Gmail v Zmail
Zoom Inc. has filed for Zmail trademark in US and EU. The similarity to trademark Gmail raises questions on Google’s reaction. If Google opposes, the final decision rests on the USPTO & EUIPO and their assessment of the similarities between the two marks. Gmail’s reputation as a trademark also plays a key role in the outcome.
Can ChatGPT replace your trademark attorney?
ChatGPT is revolutionizing the industry. Developed by OpenAI, it can understand and respond to a wide range of prompts. But as its capabilities continue to grow, will it replace the need for professionals? We tested its abilities and explored its potential in the field of trademarks.
Small but mighty – use your size to build a powerful brand
Small companies have fewer resources to build a strong brand than their larger competitors, but they have one thing that large companies don’t have. Their small size.