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Patagonia And Pattie Gonia - When Trade Mark Infringement And Climate Activism Clash
Patagonia's trademark infringement lawsuit against drag queen climate activist Pattie Gonia has sparked debate about the balance between protecting intellectual property rights and managing public relations fallout. The outdoor clothing company's legal action, following Pattie Gonia's trademark application for her name on clothing goods, raises questions about when brand enforcement becomes counterproductive and whether earlier intervention could have prevented the controversy.
United Kingdom IP
MC
Marks & Clerk
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Valuable Lessons Learned At The INTA Annual Meeting
Attending the INTA Annual Meeting in London revealed critical strategies for protecting trademarks and company reputation in an increasingly digital marketplace. From monitoring fraudulent websites to tracking counterfeit goods, businesses face evolving threats that require proactive measures and expert guidance. Learn the essential steps every company should implement to safeguard their intellectual property and brand integrity.
United Kingdom IP
MG
Marks Gray
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M&C In The News: Taylor Swift Takes A Landmark Stand Against AI Deepfakes
High-profile celebrities including Taylor Swift and Luke Littler are turning to trade mark law to protect their voices, faces, and likenesses from AI-generated deepfakes and unauthorized commercial exploitation. As AI technology advances faster than legislation, these stars are proactively transforming their identities into legally enforceable brands rather than waiting for dedicated personality rights laws.
United Kingdom IP
MC
Marks & Clerk
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Can A Fashion Trade Mark Be Deemed Inherently Deceptive By Use Of A Year Within It? (Podcast)
Rebecca Field and Lee Curtis of HGF analyze the Court of Justice of the European Union's decision in the Faure Le Page case, examining whether using the year 1717 in a trade mark wrongly suggests heritage and prestige that could constitute grounds for invalidity. The discussion explores the legal considerations around deceptive trade marks and the implications for French trade mark registrations incorporating historical dates.
United Kingdom IP
HL
HGF Ltd
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